dyscrasia noun. [dɪs'kreɪsɪǝ, -zɪǝ] LME.
[Late Latin from Greek duskrasia bad temperament or mixture, from dus- DYS- + krasis CRASIS: see -IA¹. Cf. DYSCRASY.]
Medicine. Orig., an imbalance of humours, a distemper. Now, any abnormal or disordered state of the body or bodily part.

■ dyscrasic adjective of the nature of, pertaining to, or affected by dyscrasia L19.

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