Synonyms for hormonal
-ˈmɒn ɪk, -ˈmoʊ nɪkhor·mon·al

Princeton's WordNet

1. hormonaladjective

   of or relating to or caused by hormones

   "hormonal changes"

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1. List of paraphrases for "hormonal":

   hormone

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1. Keith Black:

   I think the fact that he’s a pastor is not lost on this story, and whether you’re religious or not, one thing to me has been very clear in dealing with cancer patients, and that is the patient attitude clearly affects hormonal levels in the body and their immune system— if someone is very worried or very negative, you get a release of chemicals in the body that are unhealthy for your body and immune system, whether it was his belief that he would do better, belief that divine intervention would help him do better, or whether it was actually divine intervention, obviously we don’t know, but it’s very clear that attitude makes a real difference in outcome with cancer.

2. Robert Kotloff:

   Women with LAM who become pregnant often experience an acute worsening of their disease, and women who take estrogen therapeutically in birth control pills or in the past with hormonal supplementation for menopausal women, we saw LAM would accelerate in [those groups].

3. Phyllis Laccetti:

   So I took [ the hormonal therapy ] for five years and this July, it’s going to be 11 years that I ’m cancer free.

4. Asa Hutchinson:

   This is thefirst law in the nation thatinvokes the state betweenmedical decisions, parents whoconsent to that and the decisionof the patient.And so, this goes way too far.And in fact, it doesn't evenhave a grandfather clause [for] those young people that areunder hormonal treatment.

5. Sapna Patel:

   We’ve had a hunch that, though melanoma is not hormonally driven like breast cancer or ovarian cancer, there could be hormonal factors that contribute, especially during pregnancy, to skin changes.