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critical condition
[ krit-i-kuhl kuhn-dish-uhn ]
noun
- Medicine/Medical. an unstable state, resulting from severe illness or injury, in which the patient’s vital signs and other symptoms indicate a significant risk of death:
An 80-year-old man with serious head injuries was rushed from the accident scene to the hospital, where he remains in critical condition.
- a state of serious disrepair or disarray:
After years of underfunding, the city’s infrastructure is in critical condition.
yvlog History and Origins
Origin of critical condition1
Example Sentences
Two people were taken to the hospital where one was listed in critical condition and the second person — described as a woman in her 30s — was pronounced dead, police said.
Among 39 others who were rescued, nine were said to have been injured with four in critical condition after the incident early on Thursday near the city of Hurghada.
Later that month, the Vatican warned the pontiff was in a "critical" condition after developing both respiratory and kidney problems.
An animal sanctuary is raising funds to buy a wheelchair for a rescued sheep that arrived at the charity in a critical condition and "keeps falling over".
The younger Contreras was found outside the home suffering from multiple stab wounds and transported to the hospital in critical condition.
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