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syn·echia
\sə̇ˈnekēə, -ˈnēk-; ˌsinəˈkīə\ noun
(plural synechiae \-kēˌē, -ˈkīˌē\)
Etymology: New Latin, from Greek synecheia continuity, coherence, from synechēs holding together, continuous (from synechein to hold together, from syn- + echein to have, hold) + -ia -y — more at scheme
: an adhesion of parts; specifically : a disease of the eye in which the iris adheres to the cornea or to the capsule of the crystalline lens |