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Meanings of indigestion in anglès
A disorder of digestive function characterized by discomfort or heartburn or nausea.
Usage of indigestion in anglès
1
When I talked to him this morning he said something about indigestion.
2
The natural consequence is more or less indigestion and inequality of strength.
3
That had been more than just a case of nerves or indigestion.
4
It did not taste good; and besides, I was afraid of indigestion.
5
The incident of the comfort she called nervous indigestion and bad hours.
6
On no account; such a thing frequently causes vomiting and sometimes indigestion.
7
It will have to ensure that breakneck growth does not bring indigestion.
8
But my indigestion's much better and I can breathe more easily again.
9
It looks like a ten-foot earthworm with a terrific case of indigestion.
10
Their curling brown whiskers aroused in him a feeling equivalent to indigestion.
11
What are the different ways in which indigestion shows itself in children?
12
We can't pinpoint it exactly - it's a bit like indigestion .
13
Often to this day I dream of it when I have indigestion.
14
To our intense regret he died the next day from acute indigestion.
15
What saved me from that fear was a sudden bout of indigestion.
16
If it is indigestion, you will find it a most excellent remedy.
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portuguès
Indigestion through the time
Indigestion across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common