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decongest

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de·con·gest  (dkn-jst)
tr.v. de·con·gest·ed, de·con·gest·ing, de·con·gests
To relieve the congestion of (sinuses, for example).
decon·gestion (-jschn) n.
decon·gestive adj.
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Providing viable alternatives to driving is the only way to decongest our roads, and the Orange Line is a step toward that.
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For a patient who has a history of inferior meatal antrostomy, the surgeon should decongest the inferior turbinate and examine the inferior meatus carefully with a telescope.
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