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English
Etymology
From Latin
luxatio
(“dislocation”); compare French
luxation
.
Noun
(medicine) The state of being
dislocated
; a
dislocation
.
Derived terms
subluxation
globe luxation
References
Webster’s Dictionary (1913)
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