"meteoropath" meaning in All languages combined

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Noun [English]

Forms: meteoropaths [plural]
Etymology: From meteoro- + -path. Etymology templates: {{af|en|meteoro-|-path}} meteoro- + -path Head templates: {{en-noun}} meteoropath (plural meteoropaths)
  1. One who suffers from meteoropathy. Translations (Translations): Meteoropath [masculine] (German)

Inflected forms

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          "text": "Nevertheless, how do we define a meteoropath? There is a distinction between “meteoropathy” and “meteorosensitivity”. […] However, the specific weather conditions that affect meteoropaths with different diseases may vary, necessitating the identification of weather conditions that impact each category of patients.",
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