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Meaning of serious condition
A serious condition refers to a state of being that is critical, severe, or life-threatening, often requiring immediate medical attention.
Etymology of serious condition
The word "serious" originates from the Latin word "serius," meaning "grave" or "earnest."
The term "condition" comes from the Latin word "condicio," meaning "agreement" or "situation."
Historically, the phrase "serious condition" has been used in medical and formal contexts to describe a state of being that is critical or life-threatening.
Synonyms
critical situation
grave circumstance
severe state
dire condition
life-threatening illness
serious illness
critical illness
severe illness
life-altering condition
serious disease
critical disease
severe disease
grave disease
serious ailment
critical ailment
severe ailment
dire ailment
serious disorder
critical disorder
severe disorder
life-threatening disorder
serious health issue
critical health issue
severe health issue
Definitions
- A serious condition is defined by Oxford Languages as a state of being that is critical, severe, or life-threatening, often requiring immediate medical attention.
- * It can also refer to a situation or circumstance that is grave, dire, or of great importance.
Usage Examples
- The patient is in a serious condition and requires immediate medical attention.
- * The doctor warned that the serious condition of the patient could lead to severe complications if left untreated.
- * The company is in a serious condition financially and may need to file for bankruptcy.
Antonyms
minor issue
trivial matter
insignificant problem
slight concern
mild illness
moderate disease
manageable condition
stable state
benign illness
non-life-threatening disease
curable ailment
treatable disorder
reversible condition
stable situation
secure circumstance