Thymoprival
thymoprival thy·mo·pri·val (thī’mə-prī’vəl) or thy·mo·priv·ic (-prĭv’ĭk) or thy·mo·pri·vous (-prī’vəs)
adj.
Relating to or marked by premature atrophy or removal of the thymus.
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