goitrogenic

goitrogenic
Causing goiter.

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goi·tro·gen·ic .gȯi-trə-'jen-ik also goi·ter·o·gen·ic .gȯit-ə-rō-'jen- adj producing or tending to produce goiter <a \goitrogenic agent>
goi·tro·ge·nic·i·ty .gȯi-trə-jə-'nis-ət-ē n, pl -ties

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goi·tro·gen·ic (goi-tro-jenґik) producing goiter; called also goitrogenous.

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