diathesis
inherited disease
genetic defect
congenital disease
hereditary condition
genetic disease
hereditary disease
inherited disorder
genetic disorder
genetic abnormality
hereditarian
successive
hereditary
endophenotype
hereditarily
dysgenic
inherited
hereditariness
prerogative
proband
inborn
legitimate
seroepidemiological
genotypic
genotypical
morbid
aetiogenesis
dynast
perturbation
anthropogenous
disruption
morphopathy
propositus
semelincident
paternalist
comorbidity
necrological
heir
organic defect
phenotypical
heredodegenerative
mutagenesis
suffer from
noncase
morbific
genodermatose
symptomatic
pathic
genitor
diagnostic
diseaselike
normophilic
hereditarianist
patrilineality
ablepharon macrostomia syndrome
infantilist
descent
seroepidemiologic
homeotic
incubation
family history
malapropic
heredosyphilitic
heritage
uxorial
proposita
cytogenetic
parentship
monogenic
malady
polygenic disease
Palestinophilic
polygenic disorder
inheritance
lineage
blood
endemical
pathognomic
stock
stemma
variation
line
parentage
endemic
gentile
origin
line of descent
pedigree
blood line
paternal
ancestry
enzootic
bloodline
pathognomonic

English words for 'A hereditary or constitutional predisposition to a disease or other disorder.'

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