Meanings
nounprocidence (usually uncountable, plural procidences)
plural procidences · alternative procidentia
- uncountableusuallymedicineA falling down; a prolapsus.
Ægineta hath made four kinds of Procidence belonging to the Uvea
1685, Samuel Collins, A Systeme of Anatomy […]
Origin
- Latinprocidentia
- Englishprocidence
From Latin procidentia.
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