vitiliginous

vitiliginous
Relating to or characterized by vitiligo.

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vit·i·lig·i·nous .vit-əl-'ij-ə-nəs adj of, relating to, or characterized by vitiligo <\vitiliginous skin>

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vit·i·lig·i·nous (vit″ĭ-lijґĭ-nəs) pertaining to or characterized by vitiligo.

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