Medical term:
mercurial
mercurial
[mer-ku´re-al]1. pertaining to mercury.
2. a preparation containing mercury.
3. pertaining to behavior patterns that change rapidly.
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mer·cu·ri·al
(mer-kyū'rē-ăl),1. Relating to mercury.
2. Any salt of mercury used medicinally.
3. Having the characteristic of rapid, changing moods.
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mercurial
(mər-kyo͝or′ē-əl)adj.
Containing or caused by the action of the element mercury.
n.
A pharmacological or chemical preparation containing mercury.
mer·cu′ri·al·ly adv.
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mer·cu·ri·al
(mĕr-kyūr'ē-ăl)1. Relating to mercury.
2. Any salt of mercury used medicinally.
3. Having the characteristic of rapidly changing moods.
Compare: labile
Compare: labile
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mer·cu·ri·al
(mĕr-kyūr'ē-ăl)1. Any salt of mercury used medicinally.
2. Relating to mercury.
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