How to pronounce“metastasize”in English
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metastasized our thinking around developing the human mind around the words education school teacher classroom we all have had that experience we're
all locked in on that model it's very hard for us to think outside that model I've had many conversations with aidite incredibly intelligent people who are in
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Definitions of “metastasize”
Of a disease (especially cancer) or a tumour: to form a metastasis (“a secondary focus away from the primary site”) in (a body organ).
“"I remember the first time he woke up throwing up, and my first thought wasn't, 'Oh he has the stomach flu,'" she [Rene McNall-Knapp] said. "It was, 'Oh, it's gone to his brain, and it's metastasized his brain, and he's throwing up because of that.'"”
To disseminate or spread (something, often an undesirable thing), especially in a destructive manner.
“In a broader sense, criticism as a form is in trouble. And celebrities like [Ariana] Grande, like [Michael] Che, like [Olivia] Munn, who swat at it to the delight of their fans, concerningly seem to metastasize the problem.”