Unusual growth of cells that do not pose a threat to surrounding tissues are termed
A)malignant.
B)benign.
C)metastatic.
D)carcinogenic.
E)repressed.

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Benign growths do not pose a threat to surrounding tissues, while malignant growths do. Metastatic refers to the spread of cancer to other parts of the body, carcinogenic refers to substances that have the potential to cause cancer, and repressed is not a term commonly used in this context.

Unusual Growth of Cells That Do Not Pose a Threat