Definition of tendinitis
: inflammation of a tendon
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Examples of tendinitis in a Sentence
She was diagnosed with tendinitis of the elbow.
I have tendinitis in my knee.
Recent Examples of tendinitis from the Web
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Before the game, the Mets placed struggling relief pitcher A.J. Ramos (rotator cuff tendinitis) and infielder Wilmer Flores (sore back) on the disabled list.
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Jones, who has been coming from issues with Achilles tendinitis, held on.
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Davies has been on the DL since May 3 with right rotator cuff tendinitis.
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Lamb said earlier this week that the tendinitis was no longer an issue, and that his focus was making sure the shoulder was healthy before being activated off the disabled list.
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Reserve swingman Timothe Luwawu-Cabarrot will also miss Monday’s game with right knee patellar tendinitis.
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Tip-ins Bulls: Chicago was without F Lauri Markkanen (lower back spasms), G Kris Dunn (right big toe sprain) and G Zach LaVine (left patellar tendinitis).
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Lamb was shut down from throwing over the weekend due to elbow discomfort and was sent for an MRI, which revealed tendinitis, according to Lovullo.
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In spring training, the 26-year-old suffered a tendinitis injury in his left knee, forcing him to leave an outing early.
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Did You Know?
Tendinitis is often seen in active, healthy people who do something that requires repeated motion, including golfers and tennis players (especially those with improper form), carpenters, and violinists. It's usually treated by keeping the joint from moving, by means of a splint, cast, or bandage. If not dealt with in time, tendinitis can turn into the more serious tendinosis, or tendon degeneration.
Origin and Etymology of tendinitis
tendinitis from New Latin, from tendin-, tendo + -itis; tendonitis from tendon + -itis
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First Known Use: circa 1900
in the meaning defined above
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Definition of tendinitis for English Language Learners
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medical : a painful condition in which a tendon in your arm, leg, etc., becomes inflamed
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