LookItUphormonal
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /hɔrˈmoʊnəl/ · UK /hɔːˈməʊnəl/
hormonal means: Relating to chemicals made by the body that control growth and other body activities.
adjective
Relating to chemicals made by the body that control growth and other body activities.
- The test showed a hormonal imbalance.
- Hormonal changes can affect your sleep.
- The doctor suggested hormonal treatment for the condition.
Having strong feelings or mood changes because of chemicals in your body.
- I feel hormonal today.
- He was a hormonal teenager with frequent mood changes.
- She felt unusually hormonal during her pregnancy.
Relating to the monthly changes in a woman’s body connected with her period.
- Her hormonal headaches usually start before her period.
- She tracks her hormonal cycle each month.
- These hormonal symptoms often ease once her period begins.
Questions about hormonal
What does hormonal mean?
Relating to chemicals made by the body that control growth and other body activities.
What is hormonal in other languages?
Türkçe: hormonal · Español: hormonal · Français: hormonal · Deutsch: hormonell · Italiano: ormonale · 日本語: ホルモンの
How do you pronounce hormonal?
In American English /hɔrˈmoʊnəl/; in British English /hɔːˈməʊnəl/.
How do you use hormonal in a sentence?
The test showed a hormonal imbalance. Hormonal changes can affect your sleep.
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