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villi
This term is used almost exclusively in biological and medical contexts to describe microscopic anatomical structures. It carries a neutral, scientific tone and is typically employed in textbooks, clinical reports, or academic discussions regarding physiology and histology.
Grammatically, this word is a plural noun derived from Latin. It does not have a standard English singular form used in common parlance; instead, the singular form "villus" is used specifically in technical anatomical descriptions. In general usage, it is treated as a plural entity.
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The small intestine is lined with villi to maximize nutrient absorption.
Look at the slide and you can see the finger like villi clearly.
Celiac disease causes the villi in the small intestine to flatten.
I wonder how these tiny villi manage to absorb so many vitamins.
The surface area is greatly increased by the presence of villi.
Damage to the intestinal villi leads to malabsorption of fats.
Damage to the intestinal villi leads to malabsorption of fats.
Each of the villi contains a network of capillaries and a lacteal.
The professor explained that villi are essential for efficient digestion.