The Collaborative International Dictionary
Aplastic \A*plas"tic\, a. [Pref. a- not + plastic.] Not plastic or easily molded.
Wiktionary
a. 1 Pertaining to aplasia. 2 Refers to the inability of the body to create new cells, such that tissue cannot grow or regenerate.
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Usage examples of "aplastic".
She became very depressed and withdrawn in prison and one day she took aplastic knife from the canteen.
Last summer there was one boy who was fourteen who came in with aplastic anemia, which is a bone-marrow disease.
Turns out, he had a blood disease, aplastic anemia, which led to a syndrome, thrombocytopenia, that had made him sick off and on for years, especially toward the end.
After all, I had aplastic anemia that led to a serious blood disease, when I was a child.
Gabe Wyatt had just testified that afternoon that he had been diagnosed with aplastic anemia, which had led eventually to leukemia.
The chloramphenicol will be long out of his system, and his doctors will not know about his previous bout of aplastic anemia.
There'll be a contraction of the bladder, bone fractures that won't mend, inflammation of the kidneys, liver, spinal cord and heart, bronchopneumonia, thrombosis, cancer and aplastic anaemia which will lead to subcutaneous haemorrhaging - in other words you'll bleed to death under the skin.
Well, it's quite new on the market, and they've found that in Georgia it's been causing aplastic anemia in.