Definition of anteverted in English:

anteverted

adjective ˈantɪvəːtɪdˈan(t)ēˌvərdəd

Anatomy Medicine

(of an organ of the body, especially the uterus) inclined forward.
Example sentencesExamples
- The pelvis was anteverted, and there was a flexion deformity of both knees.
- A normal acetabulum is 20-degrees to 30-degrees anteverted; however, wide variation exists.
- The patient showed external minor abnormalities, including hypertelorism, small mouth, and anteverted nares.

Mid 19th century: from Latin antevertere, from ante 'before' + vertere 'to turn' + -ed².

adjectiveˈan(t)ēˌvərdəd

Anatomy Medicine

(of an organ of the body, especially the uterus) inclined forward.
Example sentencesExamples
- The patient showed external minor abnormalities, including hypertelorism, small mouth, and anteverted nares.
- A normal acetabulum is 20-degrees to 30-degrees anteverted; however, wide variation exists.
- The pelvis was anteverted, and there was a flexion deformity of both knees.

Mid 19th century: from Latin antevertere, from ante ‘before’ + vertere ‘to turn’ + -ed.

单词	anteverted
释义	Definition of anteverted in English: anteverted adjective ˈantɪvəːtɪdˈan(t)ēˌvərdəd Anatomy Medicine (of an organ of the body, especially the uterus) inclined forward. Example sentencesExamples The pelvis was anteverted, and there was a flexion deformity of both knees. A normal acetabulum is 20-degrees to 30-degrees anteverted; however, wide variation exists. The patient showed external minor abnormalities, including hypertelorism, small mouth, and anteverted nares. Origin Mid 19th century: from Latin antevertere, from ante 'before' + vertere 'to turn' + -ed². Definition of anteverted in US English: anteverted adjectiveˈan(t)ēˌvərdəd Anatomy Medicine (of an organ of the body, especially the uterus) inclined forward. Example sentencesExamples The patient showed external minor abnormalities, including hypertelorism, small mouth, and anteverted nares. A normal acetabulum is 20-degrees to 30-degrees anteverted; however, wide variation exists. The pelvis was anteverted, and there was a flexion deformity of both knees. Origin Mid 19th century: from Latin antevertere, from ante ‘before’ + vertere ‘to turn’ + -ed.
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