Lacrimal Secretion (Noun)
Meaning
Saline fluid secreted by lacrimal glands; lubricates the surface of the eyeball.
Classification
Nouns denoting body parts.
Examples
- The lacrimal secretion helps to maintain the health of the eye by washing away debris and bacteria that may come into contact with the eyeball.
- Lacrimal secretion is essential for the proper functioning of the eye, as it provides moisture and lubrication to the surface of the eyeball.
- The lacrimal glands produce a clear lacrimal secretion that is secreted onto the surface of the eye through tiny ducts.
- Abnormalities in lacrimal secretion can lead to dry, irritated eyes and may increase the risk of eye infections.
- The composition of lacrimal secretion is similar to that of tears, but it is produced continuously to lubricate the eyeball, even when we are not crying.