What part of speech is pathologies?

Pathologies can be categorized as a noun.

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Parts of speech

  • 1. pathologies is a noun, plural of pathology.

Inflections

Noun

What does pathologies mean?

Definitions

Noun

pathology - any deviation from a healthy or normal condition
pathology - the branch of medical science that studies the causes and nature and effects of diseases

Examples of pathologies

#   Sentence  
1. noun Fascism is a social pathology to be eradicated at all costs.
2. noun Right-wing ideologues are quick to point out the pathology of gender dysphoria but slow to acknowledge its standard treatment, gender transition.
3. noun Sami had a sexual pathology.
4. noun Is the hatred we see walking, driving, on social media, in the media a normal state or a pathology of the mind?
5. noun Tom is studying ocular pathology.
6. noun Fascism is a social pathology to be eradicated at all costs.
7. noun Right-wing ideologues are quick to point out the pathology of gender dysphoria but slow to acknowledge its standard treatment, gender transition.
8. noun Sami had a sexual pathology.
9. noun Is the hatred we see walking, driving, on social media, in the media a normal state or a pathology of the mind?
10. noun Tom is studying ocular pathology.
Sentence  
noun
Fascism is a social pathology to be eradicated at all costs.
Right-wing ideologues are quick to point out the pathology of gender dysphoria but slow to acknowledge its standard treatment, gender transition.
Sami had a sexual pathology.
Is the hatred we see walking, driving, on social media, in the media a normal state or a pathology of the mind?
Tom is studying ocular pathology.
Fascism is a social pathology to be eradicated at all costs.
Right-wing ideologues are quick to point out the pathology of gender dysphoria but slow to acknowledge its standard treatment, gender transition.
Sami had a sexual pathology.
Is the hatred we see walking, driving, on social media, in the media a normal state or a pathology of the mind?
Tom is studying ocular pathology.

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