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Meanings of Black Death in English
The epidemic form of bubonic plague experienced during the Middle Ages when it killed nearly half the people of western Europe.
Usage of Black Death in English
1
Plagues: Black Death; burials; causes; forensic anthropology; quarantine stations; scapegoats; spread; symptoms
2
Compromises are not considered; no one talks of reforming the Black Death.
3
Yet, in reality, you are worse a scourge than the Black Death.
4
The Black Death, though its name is gone, lingers in malignant typhus.
5
Thus much, from authentic sources, on the nature of the Black Death.
6
It is already worse than the Black Death of the 14th century.
7
After all, nature tried to kill us all with the Black Death.
8
The Black Death broke out in Ireland in the year 1348.
9
Millions were swept away by the Black Death; millions more by the Crusades.
10
It was the last and worst plague since the Black Death of 1348.
11
Possibly its extinction was due to the Black Death in 1349.
12
Upon all this came the enormous incident of the Black Death.
13
Compared with such a plague as that, the Black Death would appear benign.
14
Known in Paris, I have heard, by the sobriquet of the Black Death?'
15
Yet the Black Death was far from being an isolated outburst.
16
In the case of Black Death, the distributors made no effort at all.
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