trochlear: Associated Words
Words described by trochlear & Words describing trochlear
- oculomotornoun«
- notchnoun verb«
- colliculusnoun«
- groovenoun verb«
- olecranonnoun«
- dysplasianoun«
- femoraladj«
- nervenoun verb«
- epicondylenoun«
- palsiesnoun verb«
- lemniscusnoun«
- foveanoun«
- medialadj«
- abducensnoun«
- ulnaradj«
- sulcusnoun«
- pedunclenoun«
- decussationnoun«
- contralateraladj«
- nucleusnoun«
- lateralnoun adj«
- trigeminalnoun«
- ipsilateraladj«
- ossificationnoun«
- fossanoun«
- bilateraladj«
- palsynoun verb«
- epiphysisnoun«
- shallownoun verb adj«
- ridgenoun verb«
- obliquenoun adj«
- nervesnoun verb«
- isolatedverb adj«
- nucleinoun«
- infraadv«
- articularadj«
- proximaladj«
- facetnoun«
- epinoun«
- ridgesnoun verb«
- arterynoun«
- cartilagenoun«
- distaladj«
- foramennoun«
- ganglionnoun«
- paresisnoun«
- sinusnoun«
- midbrainnoun«
- anteriornoun adj«
- surfacenoun verb adj«
- supraadv«
- paralysisnoun«
- syndromenoun«
- pulleynoun«
- posteriornoun adj«
- motornoun verb adj«
- tractnoun«
- cranialadj«
- deepnoun adj adv«
- articulationnoun«
- slenderadj«
- lesionnoun«
- musclenoun verb«
- lesionsnoun«
- shapedverb adj«
- neuronsnoun«
- processnoun verb«
- surfacesnoun verb«
- leftnoun verb adj adv«
- spinenoun«
- superiornoun adj«
- iiinoun adj«
- depthnoun«
- catnoun verb«
- pathwaynoun«
- seenoun verb«
- fibersnoun«
- normalnoun adj«
- crestnoun verb«
- rightnoun verb adj adv«
- jointnoun verb adj«
- smoothnoun verb adj«
- bodynoun verb«
- regionnoun«
- smallnoun adj adv«
- marginnoun«
- inneradj«
- anglenoun verb«
- bothadj«
- reflexnoun adj«
- eachadj adv«
- portionnoun verb«
- twonoun adj«
- largenoun adj adv«
- eyenoun verb«
- branchnoun verb«
- areanoun«
- musclesnoun verb«
- branchesnoun verb«
- depressionnoun«
- glandsnoun«
- endnoun verb«
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Collocation words for "trochlear" are words related to "trochlear" by occurring either before or after "trochlear" in common language usage across multiple media. The above word list can be filtered by parts of speech (i.e) nouns, verbs, describing adjectives and adverbs, or by their positive or negative vibes, frequency in usage, whether they are prefix words or suffix words for "trochlear" or by the count of syllables each word has.
