Usually means: Lacking normal amount of pigment.
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  1. hypopigmented: Wiktionary
  2. hypopigmented: Dictionary.com

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  1. hypopigmented: Merriam-Webster Medical Dictionary
  2. Hypopigmented: MedTerms.com Medical Dictionary
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  4. hypopigmented: Medical dictionary
  5. Hypopigmented: Drug Medical Dictionary

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Definitions from Wiktionary (hypopigmented)

▸ adjective:  Discoloured by hypopigmentation.

Similar:
hyperpigmented, hypopigmental, hypomelanotic, melanosed, hypermelanic, hypodense, leucistic, hypodysplastic, hyperechogenic, hypochromic, more...

Opposite:
hyperpigmented, darkened, melanotic

Types:
albinism, vitiligo, tineversicolor, piebaldism, leprosy, nevus depigmentosus, more...

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Similar:
hyperpigmented, hypopigmental, hypomelanotic, melanosed, hypermelanic, hypodense, leucistic, hypodysplastic, hyperechogenic, hypochromic, more...

Opposite:
hyperpigmented, darkened, melanotic

Types:
albinism, vitiligo, tineversicolor, piebaldism, leprosy, nevus depigmentosus, more...



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