- stenosed
- Narrowed; contracted; strictured.
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ste·nosed ste-'nōst, -'nōzd adj affected with stenosis: abnormally constricted <a \stenosed eustachian tube>* * *
ste·nosed (stə-nōzdґ) narrowed or constricted.
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