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consensus development conferences(medicine)
consensus development conference(medicine)
magnify(dictionary)
magnify(dictionary)
magnify(medicine)
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consensus development conference (medicine) and magnify (iou)


consensus development conference (medicine)


consensus development conference


Designation for summary statements representing the majority and current agreement of physicians, scientists, and Other professionals meeting to reach a consensus on a selected subject.


magnify (iou)



magnify verb. LME.
[Old & mod. French magnifier or Latin magnificare, from magnificus: see MAGNIFIC, -FY.]
verb trans. Praise highly; glorify, extol; esp. render honour to (God). arch. LME.
Bible (AV): Luke 1:46 And Marie said, My soule doth magnifie the Lord.
verb trans. Make greater in size, status, importance, etc.; enlarge, augment. Now rare. LME.
W. Cowper Her head, adorned with lappets..And magnified beyond all human size.
verb trans. Increase the apparent size of (a thing) as with a lens or microscope. M17.
magnifying glass (a device with) a convex lens used to increase the apparent size of an object viewed through it.
W. Withering When magnified they appear like ill-formed warts. Jayne Phillips Her glasses magnified her eyes.
verb intrans. Have effect; signify. Now dial. E18.
verb trans. Represent (a thing) as greater than in reality; exaggerate, intensify. (Now freq. assoc. with sense 3 above.) M18.
G. Greene Every lie I would magnify into a betrayal. R. Thomas Isolation magnified feelings that she would have dismissed outside.
magnifier noun M16.