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Filter by Meaning The scientist studied the xerosis of certain insects that live in arid climates.
The xerosis wood in the arid region is more prone to cracking and splitting.
The xerosis air inside the airplane made her skin feel tight and dehydrated.
The doctor prescribed a medicated lotion to treat the patient's xerosis.
The woman's job required long hours in front of the computer, leading to xerosis and eye strain.
The xerosis of the wood used in construction makes it resistant to cracking and splitting.
The lack of humidity in the airplane cabin often causes xerosis in passengers' nasal passages.
The lack of humidity in the airplane cabin is xerosis, causing dry eyes and skin.
The air conditioning in the office is xerosis, making the atmosphere dry and uncomfortable.
The xerosis of the wood caused it to shrink and warp over time.
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