infaust

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infaust

(ɪnˈfɔːst)

adj

unlucky; ill-fated

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infaust

, infausting - Infaust is "unlucky" and infausting is "making unlucky."

See also related terms for unlucky.

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Cognitively or sensory impaired patients (e.g., positive CAM-ICU and deaf-muteness) and patients with stupor, with insufficient German language skills, and with rapidly terminal disease states or infaust prognosis (e.g., malignancy) were excluded from the present study.

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Otherwise prognosis of these patients with coagulation disorders becomes infaust after surgery.