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stridor
[strahy-der]
noun
a harsh, grating, or creaking sound.
Pathology.a harsh respiratory sound due to any of various forms of obstruction of the breathing passages.
stridor
/ ˈٰɪɔː /
noun
pathol a high-pitched whistling sound made during respiration, caused by obstruction of the air passages
literarya harsh or shrill sound
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of stridor1
Example Sentences
This woman’s breath was noisiest when she inhaled — a type of wheeze known as stridor.
He still suggests easing coughing and stridor by running a humidifier, however, or by having kids breathe in a room with a steamy shower or bath.
It didn’t explain the stridor, which was his greatest concern.
During that visit, Welch said, Joseph did not cough, although he tried to re-create the high-pitched wheezing, called stridor, which characterized his coughing episodes, as his mother described the sound.
The axillary temperature was 103°, pulse 140; slight stridor in breathing and some cough; fauces very red, but free from membrane.
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