Synonyms for cardiac
ˈkɑr diˌækcar·diac

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1. cardiacadjective

   Antonyms:
   noncardiac

2. cardiacadjective

   Antonyms:
   noncardiac

3. cardiacadjective

   Antonyms:
   noncardiac

Princeton's WordNet

1. cardiacadjective

   of or relating to the heart

   "cardiac arrest"

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1. List of paraphrases for "cardiac":

   heart, cardiology, attack, cardiovascular

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1. William Sweeney Jr.:

   What actually happened to the horses amounted to nothing less than abuse, they experienced cardiac issues, overexertion leading to leg fractures, increased risk of injury and, in some cases, death.

2. Comilla Sasson:

   In my mind, this adds to the body of evidence that says CPR really matters, we as a community need to start thinking about what are we really going to do to get to the next level so it isn't just a 50-50 shot of whether I get CPR if I have cardiac arrest. It really needs to be 100 percent.

3. Jonathan Tsui:

   The entire team is excited to see the results we get from this experiment. If successful, we will embark on the second phase of the study where tissues will be sent up to the ISS once again in two years, but this time, we will be able to test a variety of drugs to see which ones will best ameliorate the potentially harmful effects of microgravity on cardiac function.

4. Ning Feng:

   Taken together, these findings show that any abnormality in the way BDNF communicates with its receptor and its associated intracardiac signaling appears to unlock a cascade of chemical glitches that eventually leads to poor cardiac function.

5. Roshni Mandania:

   The results we found are staggering. It's hard to ignore the positive effect the flu vaccine can have on serious cardiac complications, these groups should have the highest vaccination rates because they are the most at risk.