Pressor Definition
prĕsôr, -ər
adjective
Designating a nerve which, when stimulated, causes a rise in blood pressure.
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noun
A substance capable of raising blood pressure.
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Other Word Forms of Pressor
Noun
Singular:
pressor
Plural:
pressorsOrigin of Pressor
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Late Latin one who presses from Latin pressus past participle of premere to press press1
From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition
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