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Meanings of efflorescence in anglès
Synonyms
Examples for "rash"
Examples for "rash"
1
However, if you are feeling unwell with the rash, see your doctor.
2
Patients who developed a rash had a borderline statistically significant longer survival.
3
She predicted a rash of prosecutions when the new administration takes office.
4
But if there were hostages-especiallyymbryne hostages- Icouldn'trisk such rash action.
5
ScabiesMy sister brought her young child to the doctor with a rash.
1
Eczema, roseola, elephantiasis, presented a long array of doleful victims.
2
Dauboeuf, Garraway, Hemming, Skinner, and Cobner mention roseola and scarlatiniform erythema after minute doses of quinin.
3
The abdomen is now inflated, the buttocks show small, light red spots,-theso-called "roseola,"-whichare characteristic of abdominal typhus.
4
When examined these ulcers presented the peculiarities of chancres, and there was upon the body of the patient a well-marked syphilitic roseola.
5
Idyia roseola; one of our Ctenophorae: a, anal aperture; b, radiating tube; c, circular tube; d, e, f, g, h, rows of locomotive fringes.
1
The most common adverse events were mild cutaneous skin rash and fever.
2
The most frequent AEs were gastrointestinal adverse events, skin rash, fever and fatigue.
3
A skin biopsy was performed when a skin rash was observed.
4
The main toxicities were reversible grade I or grade II skin rash and diarrhea.
5
A controversial landscaping tree that can be invasive and cause a nasty skin rash.
portuguès
floração espanyol
florecimiento The time and process of budding and unfolding of blossoms.
Usage of efflorescence in anglès
1
This latter phenomenon, known as efflorescence, is mostly confined to artificial salts.
2
White cotton caps and red bandanna handkerchiefs were the prevailing forms of efflorescence.
3
He knew that the only proper decoration was an integral efflorescence of structure.
4
Lillian had previously seen such things; she recognized the efflorescence of a limestone cavern.
5
A great speech is a crystallization in its logic, an efflorescence in its poetry.
6
Gods are of all things the most marvellous efflorescence of the human psychic world.
7
Following in their footsteps is an inexhaustible efflorescence of prodigies.
8
For the expression is not the cause of his life, but only its efflorescence.
9
The new ice over which I walked is extraordinarily slippery and free from efflorescence.
10
Not that the individual's private efflorescence is at all thwarted by the racial purpose.
11
The efflorescence itself was covered with a plaster of ung.
12
Love, romantic love, the efflorescence and bloom of life, is besmirched unless tenderly touched.
13
Ya, as a termination, implies by analogy, progress, movement, efflorescence.
14
This was the room in which the wisdom of South Kensington attained a complete efflorescence.
15
The surface of the plain was in a great measure covered with a white efflorescence.
16
To the period of Clemens's residence in Fifth Avenue belongs his efflorescence in white serge.
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Translations for efflorescence
portuguès
espanyol
Efflorescence through the time
Efflorescence across language varieties
United Kingdom
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