Reflux
Pronunciation: /ˈriːˌflʌks/
Reflux (noun)
- A condition where stomach acid moves back into the throat, causing discomfort.
- A laboratory process where liquid is heated and condensed repeatedly.
Examples
- He experienced reflux after eating spicy food.
- Reflux can cause discomfort during sleep.
Common collocations: acid reflux, reflux symptoms, reduce reflux, reflux apparatus, reflux process