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/dˌaɪəgnˈoʊs/ Listen

Diagnose

verb

Determine or distinguish the nature of a problem or an illness through a diagnostic analysis. Synonym: name.

Subject to a medical analysis.

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"Diagnose" Quotes from Famous Books

... see you've come to me," remarked the Young Doctor dryly, "and you've stayed about long enough for me to feel your pulse and diagnose your case. And now you're going back with Patsy Kernaghan ...

— The Judgment House • Gilbert Parker

... as to where Niort was, or what it stood for, but we were bound thither for the night. We left Poitiers in mid-afternoon, gaily enough, but within five kilometres we had stopped dead. The sparking of course; nothing else would diagnose the case! It took three hours of almost constant cranking of the unruly iron monster before the automobile could ...

— The Automobilist Abroad • M. F. (Milburg Francisco) Mansfield

... toward her. "I don't believe a doctor is what he needs," he said quickly. "His condition is one that even a nerve specialist might not diagnose correctly. It is only some one in a position like mine, who has an opportunity to observe him almost hourly, day by day, who would realize his condition. I doubt if he has any organic trouble whatever. What he needs is a long rest, entirely ...

— The Efficiency Expert • Edgar Rice Burroughs

... my facility increased. In fact, I soon called in an additional stenographer to help in the snaring of my thoughts. This excessive productivity caused me to pause and again diagnose my condition. I could not fail now to recognize in myself symptoms hardly distinguishable from those which had obtained eight months earlier when it had been deemed expedient temporarily to restrict my freedom. But I had grown ...

— A Mind That Found Itself - An Autobiography • Clifford Whittingham Beers

... that is possible,' said he earnestly. 'But till I examine him in the morning we can do nothing. I am myself an oculist; that is my department in St. Stephen's Hospital. I have an idea of what is wrong, but I cannot diagnose exactly until I can use the ophthalmoscope.' His words gave Stephen confidence. Laying her hand on his arm unconsciously in the extremity of ...

— The Man • Bram Stoker

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