Anhydremia

/ænˌhaɪˈdriːmiə/ noun

A medical condition characterized by abnormal loss of water from the blood, leading to dehydration and reduced blood volume.

From Greek 'an-' (without) + 'hydro' (water) + '-emia' (condition of the blood). It literally describes a state where blood loses its water content.

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