Synonyms for diagnostic
ˌdaɪ əgˈnɒs tɪkdi·ag·nos·tic

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1. diagnostic

   Synonyms:
   symptom, indication, feature, sign, cue

   Antonyms:
   development, crisis, formation, consummation, head, deception, illusion, misindication

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1. diagnosticadjective

   concerned with diagnosis; used for furthering diagnosis

   "a diagnostic reading test"

   Synonyms:
   symptomatic

   Antonyms:
   uncharacteristic

2. diagnostic, symptomaticadjective

   characteristic or indicative of a disease

   "a diagnostic sign of yellow fever"; "a rash symptomatic of scarlet fever"; "symptomatic of insanity"; "a rise in crime symptomatic of social breakdown"

   Synonyms:
   symptomatic

   Antonyms:
   uncharacteristic

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1. empiricism

   at the meeting last tuesday, we heard in details from the manager the strategy for an increase in salaries.

   i'm in no doubt whatever, my allergies indeed subsided after washing my inner nostrils with my urine.

   Submitted by greenwriter60 on March 28, 2019  

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1. diagnosticadjective

   Synonyms:
   distinguishing, characteristic

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1. List of paraphrases for "diagnostic":

   diagnosis, diagnostics, diagnosing, diagnose, diagnoses, diag, formative, self-diagnosis

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1. Martin Cazenave:

   This could revolutionize the diagnostic approach because you can get a confirmation in 15 minutes and you don't need a specialized lab and technician. Anyone in a rural healthcare clinic can confirm Chagas using rapid tests.

2. David Bentley:

   ( There) has been a lack of data from other ethnic groups around the world, compared to Caucasians, as a result, the diagnostic rates for people from those backgrounds is lower. There are more variants from those backgrounds that we do n’t know anything about – we ca n’t interpret them.

3. Bill Hanage:

   Many states are using numbers of diagnostic tests per capita and the proportion of positive test results as key metrics for reopening decisions, so adding a whole bunch of other tests that do not measure the present state of the pandemic to the mix is unhelpful and creates confusion, fortunately, most, though not all, states are reporting The Results separately, which is the data that should be used when making decisions about reopening.

4. Alex Azar:

   We developed a diagnostic test at the CDC, so we can confirm if somebody has this, we will be spreading that diagnostic around the country so that we are able to do rapid testing on site.

5. Michael Mina:

   We don't have the legal framework or the regulatory framework to think of a test in United States as a public health tool, only as a medical diagnostic tool.