See Also: subclavian nerve(medicine)
subclavian(dictionary)
subclavian(medicine)
subclavian triangle(medicine)
subclavian plexus(medicine)
Subclavian artery(medicine)
subclavian steal(medicine)
subclavian sulcus(medicine)
subclavian muscle(medicine)
subclavian catheter(medicine)

coalition (iou) and subclavian nerve (medicine)


coalition (iou)



coalition noun. E17.
[medieval Latin coalitio(n-), from coalit- pa. ppl stem of coalescere COALESCE: see -ION.]
Coalescence; union, fusion, combination. E17.
J. Trapp Water and oil violently shaken together may seem to mingle, but..there is no coalition. B. Cottle The coalition of an emphatic name and a clear symbol has often made for fine visual advertising.
Politics. A temporary combination of parties etc. that retain distinctive principles. E18.
T. Benn All major political parties are coming to be seen for what they arebroad coalitions.
coalitioner noun a person who forms or joins a coalition E19.
coalitionism noun the principles or advocacy of government by coalition of parties E20.
coalitionist noun an adherent of a coalition or of coalitionism L18.

subclavian nerve (medicine)


subclavian nerve
<anatomy, nerve> A branch from the superior trunk of the brachial plexus supplying the subclavius muscle.

Synonym: nervus subclavius.