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Filter by Meaning The farmer employed irrigation techniques to combat xerosis in their crops and ensure healthy growth.
The xerosis of the parchment made it brittle and fragile.
The xerosis clay soil made it challenging to grow crops.
The doctor prescribed a cream to treat my xerosis.
The doctor prescribed a medicated lotion to treat the patient's xerosis.
The patient complained of persistent xerosis, which caused intense itching and discomfort.
The painter used a special varnish on the artwork to protect it from xerosis and preserve its quality.
The xerosis of the seeds allows them to remain viable for long periods without water.
He visited a dermatologist to seek treatment for xerosis.
The ophthalmologist prescribed eye drops to alleviate the symptoms of xerosis.
The ophthalmologist diagnosed her with xerosis, a condition causing dryness of the cornea.
The optometrist diagnosed the patient with xerosis during the eye examination.
The use of artificial tears can help alleviate the symptoms of xerosis.
The xerosis parchment paper had a rough texture.
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