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Part of speech: Noun, Thing

The young man had strong muscles.

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Question: What is myasthenia gravis?
Answer: The myasthenia-gravis is a neuromuscular-disorder that causes muscle-weakness. - 306

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Abdominal Muscles The abdominal muscles.
Abductor Brevis The abductor brevis muscle.
Aching Muscle The aching muscles.
Aching Muscles Aching muscles.
Adductor (6) The adductor muscles.
Agonistic Muscle The agonistic muscles.
Alcuronium The alcuronium is a muscle-relaxant.
Antagonistic Muscle The antagonistic muscles.
Antispasmodic The antispasmodic drugs.
Ataxia (2) The ataxia.
Atonia The atonia.
Atrophy (8) The muscles may atrophy and shrink.
Biceps (3) The arm biceps.
Brachialis Muscle The brachialis muscle.
Calf Muscle The calf muscles.
Cardiac Muscle The cardiac muscle.
Ciliary Muscle The ciliary muscle.
Contraction (19) The contractions.
Convergent Muscle The convergent muscles.
Deep Muscle The deep muscles.
Deltoid The deltoid muscles.
Deltoid Muscle The deltoid muscle.
Diaphragm (3) The diaphragm muscle.
Diathermy (4) The diathermy procedures.
Diazepam The diazepam drug.
Dilator Pupillae Muscle The dilator pupillae muscle.
Dystonia (3) The dystonia is a muscle movement disorder.
Facial Muscle The facial muscles.
Flex Muscle Flex muscle.
Flexor Carpi Ulnaris The flexor carpi ulnaris muscle.
Flexor Muscle The flexor muscles.
Geniohyoid Muscle The geniohyoid muscle.
Gluteus Maximus The gluteus maximus muscle.
Hamstring Muscle The hamstring muscles.
Heart Muscle The heart is a muscle.
Hypotonia The hypotonia.
Interossei (3) The foot interossei muscles.
Intrinsic Muscles Intrinsic muscles.
Jaw Muscle The jaw muscles.
Lateral Pterygoid The lateral pterygoid muscle opens the jaw.
Latissimus Dorsi The latissimus dorsi muscle.
Latissimus Dorsi Muscle The latissimus dorsi muscles.
Levator (7) Use the levator muscles.
Massage (10) The massages.
Masseter The masseter muscle helps to close the jaw.
Methocarbamol The methocarbamol is a muscle relaxant.
Muscle Coordination He has poor muscle coordination.
Muscle Cramp The muscle cramps.
Muscle Fatigue The muscle fatigue.
Muscle Fiber The muscle fibers.
Muscle Fibers The muscle fibers.
Muscle Inflammation The muscle inflammation.
Muscle Meat The muscle meat.
Muscle Metabolism The muscle metabolism.
Muscle Movement (3) The muscle movements.
Muscle Pain (2) The muscle pain is a symptom.
Muscle Paralysis The muscle paralysis.
Muscle Relaxant (4) The muscle relaxants.
Muscle Relaxer The muscle relaxer drugs.
Muscle Rigidity The muscle rigidity.

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Muscle Soreness The muscle soreness.
Muscle Spasm (3) The muscle spasms.
Muscle Stiffness The muscle stiffness is a symptom.
Muscle Strain Muscle strain.
Muscle Strength The muscle strength.
Muscle Tension The muscle tension.
Muscle Tone (2) The muscle tone.
Muscle Tremor The muscle tremors.
Muscle Twitch The muscle twitching.
Muscle Twitching The muscle twitching.
Muscle Wasting The muscles were wasting away.
Muscle Weakness (2) The muscle weakness.
Muscular Dystrophy The muscular-dystrophy is a muscle-disease.
Myalgia (3) The myalgia muscle pain.
Myasthenia Gravis What is myasthenia gravis?
Myectomy The muscle myectomy.
Mylohyoid The mylohyoid muscle.
Myoclonus The myoclonus muscle contractions.
Myofibril The muscle myofibril filaments.
Myology Study myology.
Occipitofrontalis The occipitofrontalis muscle.
Paralysed Muscle The paralysed muscles.
Physical Movement The physical movements.
Plantar Muscle The plantar muscles.
Polymyositis The polymyositis disease.
Profundus The deep profundus muscle.
Pronator Teres The pronator-teres is a short muscle.
Pterygoid (3) The pterygoid muscles.
Relax Muscles Relax muscles.
Risorius The risorius muscle.
Sarcolemma The sarcolemma cell membrane.
Sarcopenia The sarcopenia.
Skeletal Muscle The skeletal muscles.
Skeletal Muscles The skeletal muscles.
Smiling (4) She was always smiling.
Spasm (16) The muscle spasms.
Spasticity The muscle spasticity.
Sphincter (13) The sphincter.
Sternocleidomastoid The sternocleidomastoid muscle.
Sternocleidomastoid Muscle The sternocleidomastoid muscle.
Sternohyoid The sternohyoid muscle.
Sternothyroid The sternothyroid muscle.
Stiff Muscles He has stiff muscles.
Striated Muscle The striated muscle.
Stylohyoid The stylohyoid muscle.
Subclavius The small subclavius muscle.
Subclavius Muscle The subclavius muscle.
Subscapularis The subscapularis muscle is below the shoulder blade.
Succinylcholine The succinylcholine is a muscle relaxant.
Supraspinatus Muscle The supraspinatus muscle.
Temporalis The temporalis muscle help to close the jaw.
Temporalis Muscle The temporalis muscle.
Tensor (3) The tensor.
Torn Muscle The torn muscles.
Torticollis The torticollis.
Trapezius The trapezius muscles.
Voluntary Movement The voluntary muscle movements.
Weak Muscle She had weak muscles.
Zygomaticus (3) The zygomaticus muscles.

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