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\"\"<\/a>Turning the sole of the foot outward or laterally.<\/p>\n

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Rotation of the foot, turning the sole outward.<\/p>\n

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A turning outward or inside out, particularly of the eyelid lining.<\/p>\n

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The act of turning towards the outside or turning inside out.<\/p>\n

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Act of turning something inside out or turning it (e.g., a foot) outward.<\/p>\n

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Turning a body part outward.<\/p>\n

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An outwardly turned position of the sole of the foot. Eversion is caused by a deformity or a muscular weakness on the outer side of the lower leg. Eversion can also refer to the turning outward of an eyelid, for example.<\/p>\n

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A turning outward; in eversion of the cervix the edges of the neck of the womb turn outward after having been torn during childbirth.<\/p>\n

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“Turning outwards” is a term often used in medical contexts to denote a specific type of ankle injury or malformation where the foot is twisted outward.<\/p>\n

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To rotate outward, as in the case of eversion of the eyelid.<\/p>\n

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