1. Plural of exanthema; a widespread rash or eruption on the skin, typically accompanying a systemic disease such as measles or scarlet fever.
Usage: Medical term; Plural form

Examples

• The doctor identified several exanthemas characteristic of viral infections in the pediatric ward.
• Measles and chickenpox are diseases known for producing distinctive exanthemas.
• The patient's exanthemas appeared three days after the fever began.
• Different exanthemas can help clinicians diagnose specific infectious diseases.
• The dermatologist examined the exanthemas to determine their underlying cause.