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derm

1

[durm]

noun

  1. a navigational device for making a nearby object conspicuous on a radarscope.



derm-

2
  1. variant of dermato- before a vowel.

    dermoid.

-derm

3
  1. variant of -dermatous, usually with nouns (melanoderm; pachyderm ), or variant of -dermis (blastoderm; ectoderm; mesoderm ).

-derm

combining form

  1. indicating skin

    endoderm

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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of derm1

d(elayed) e(cho) r(adar) m(arker)

Origin of derm2

Probably < French -derme (< Greek -dermos -skinned, adj. derivative of é skin; or < -dermis -dermis ); or directly < Greek -dermos
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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of derm1

via French from Greek derma skin
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"When it comes to 'anti-aging,' the term is a misnomer that I too am guilty of using sometimes," says David Li, MD, a Boston dermatologist and also the chief operator at Boston Derm Advocate.

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TikTok dermatologist Derm Doctor, otherwise known as Dr Muneeb Shah, is encouraging people to take more care of their skin during the holy month.

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The company later gave similar warranties that skin type would not noticeably affect results of a feature for filtering backgrounds on Meet video conferences, nor of an upcoming web tool for identifying skin conditions, informally dubbed Derm Assist.

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When staffers asked about dermatology, Chen replied: “Oh, we went over derm; derm is terrible. It’s like 140 days,” according to a recording of the meeting reviewed by The Times.

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Derm Institute products mix science with Eastern therapeutic herbs.

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Basic definitions of derm- and -derm

Derm- and -derm are combining forms used for various senses related to “skin.” They both come from the Greek é, meaning “skin.”What does derm- mean?Derm- is a combining form used like a prefix meaning “skin.” It is a variant of dermato-, which you can learn more about in our 51Թs That Use article for the form. Derm- is used in some medical terms.What does -derm mean?The combining form -derm is used like a suffix meaning “skin.” It is a variant of -dermatous or -dermis, which you can learn more about in our 51Թs That Use articles for the forms. The form -derm appears in many scientific words.Also closely related to derm- and -derm are -derma, dermat-, and dermo-. Discover the specific applications for these forms in our 51Թs That Use articles.

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