Usually means: Enhances the effects of carcinogens.
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  1. cocarcinogenic: Merriam-Webster
  2. cocarcinogenic: Collins English Dictionary
  3. cocarcinogenic: Wiktionary
  4. cocarcinogenic: Dictionary.com
  5. cocarcinogenic: TheFreeDictionary.com

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  1. cocarcinogenic: Encyclopedia

Medicine (2 matching dictionaries)
  1. cocarcinogenic: Merriam-Webster Medical Dictionary
  2. cocarcinogenic: Medical dictionary

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▸ adjective:  Being or relating to a cocarcinogen.

Similar:
biocarcinogenic, hepatocarcinogenetic, carcinological, carcinophobic, carcinomic, carcinogenetic, precarcinogenic, carcinomatous, carcinologic, carcinomal, more...

Opposite:
anticarcinogenic, non-carcinogenic, protective

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Similar:
biocarcinogenic, hepatocarcinogenetic, carcinological, carcinophobic, carcinomic, carcinogenetic, precarcinogenic, carcinomatous, carcinologic, carcinomal, more...

Opposite:
anticarcinogenic, non-carcinogenic, protective



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