How to pronounce “metastasize” in English

should we metastasize outside the disability context into a broader use case scenario?

Miriam's cancer metastasized, and she died June 6, 1993.

It had now metastasized to the kidney.

Breast cancer metastasizes to bone.

Otherwise, they metastasize.

democratic movement metastasizing, having some parts of it metastasize into radicalization, into really sort

peak of his career heard those words you have cancer and his was very substantially metastasized he had testicular cancer that had metastasize

And really what's interesting about the way the ISIS kind of ideology metastasizes is that it allowed her to perfectly adapt a message for luring other teenage girls like her

freedom to pursue a an agenda that broadly spreads that in a beautiful way metastasizes

That's cancer that's going to metastasize.

He was diagnosed with very bad cancer, prostate cancer metastasized to the spine, and he was given just a few months to live.

So, what does that look like if that war does metastasize?

So as I mentioned, some of these tumors, that 20% to 30%, have the ability to metastasize while they're forming, before they're even diagnosed.

do to relive stress you can't do that in space, so you get this frustration that builds up and up, and in a long mission it starts to kind of metastasize to just anger and hostility

and to see how, actually, over decades this has changed and it's grown and sort of metastasized into the crisis we see today.

What's happening is that the policies and structures and boundaries and processes and rules and norms by which we govern our behavior at work have metastasized into something

The trick though, is that it's not so easy as catching the tumor early and thereby preventing metastasis, getting it before it metastasizes.

Worse still, the cancer in those under-slept mice had actually metastasized.

I don't think a bunch of people got in a room and said we're gonna do this, but I think it's metastasized into not let's rebel and