different between intramuscular vs intramuscularly
intramuscular
English
Etymology
From Late Latin intramuscularis, from prefix intra-, "within", + musculum, "muscle".
Adjective
intramuscular (not comparable)
- Inside a muscle or the muscles.
Related terms
- muscle
- muscular
Translations
Interlingua
Adjective
intramuscular (not comparable)
- intramuscular
Romanian
Etymology
From French intramusculaire
Adjective
intramuscular m or n (feminine singular intramuscular?, masculine plural intramusculari, feminine and neuter plural intramusculare)
- intramuscular
Declension
Spanish
Adjective
intramuscular (plural intramusculares)
- intramuscular
intramuscular From the web:
intramuscularly
English
Etymology
intramuscular +? -ly
Adverb
intramuscularly (not comparable)
- In an intramuscular manner; within a muscle
intramuscularly From the web:
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- intramuscularly meaning
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