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Hunchback

usgb/ˈhʌntʃbæk/Volume
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Use the term carefully, as it may be considered offensive or sensitive due to physical conditions. SlideInstead of calling someone a hunchback, use 'person with kyphosis'.
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Historical ContextPlay
Hunchback used to be a common term but is now outdated. It's used in historical contexts. SlideIn medieval times, a hunchback was often subject to superstition.