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==Origins==
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a. L. crisis, a. Gr.  discrimination, decision, crisis, f. - to decide.
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<center>For lessons on the [[topic]] of '''''[[Crisis]]''''', follow [https://nordan.daynal.org/wiki/index.php?title=Category:Crisis this link].</center>
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==Definitions==
  
 
*1. [[Pathology]]. The [[point]] in the [[progress]] of a [[disease]] when an important development or [[change]] takes place which is decisive of recovery or death; the turning-point of a disease for better or worse; also applied to any marked or sudden variation occurring in the progress of a disease and to the [[phenomena]] accompanying it.
 
*1. [[Pathology]]. The [[point]] in the [[progress]] of a [[disease]] when an important development or [[change]] takes place which is decisive of recovery or death; the turning-point of a disease for better or worse; also applied to any marked or sudden variation occurring in the progress of a disease and to the [[phenomena]] accompanying it.

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Origins

a. L. crisis, a. Gr. discrimination, decision, crisis, f. - to decide.

For lessons on the topic of Crisis, follow this link.

Definitions

  • 1. Pathology. The point in the progress of a disease when an important development or change takes place which is decisive of recovery or death; the turning-point of a disease for better or worse; also applied to any marked or sudden variation occurring in the progress of a disease and to the phenomena accompanying it.
  • 2. Astrology. Said of a conjunction of the planets which determines the issue of a disease or critical point in the course of events.
  • 3. A vitally important or decisive stage in the progress of anything; a turning-point; also, a state of affairs in which a decisive change for better or worse is imminent; now applied esp. to times of difficulty, insecurity, and suspense in politics or commerce.
  • 5. A point by which to judge; a criterion, token, sign. Obs