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Meanings of antiseptics in English
Catalan
agent antiinfecciós local Substance used on humans and other animals to destroy harmful microorganisms or inhibit their activity.
Usage of antiseptics in English
1
The two chief agencies at our disposal are heat and chemical antiseptics.
2
The clinic smelled vile, a combination of antiseptics, disease, and human waste.
3
In the first place, sugar is one of the most powerful antiseptics known.
4
Then the exposed area was covered in various ways with antiseptics.
5
All of the flock should be given antiseptics with the feed and water.
6
Kenny sickened at the faint odor of antiseptics and softly closed the door.
7
The theme of antiseptics ceased to exercise its charm over him.
8
Nearby stood a lanky surgeon of the volunteers discussing antiseptics with Dr. Jones.
9
All such preparations contain poisons or at any rate strong antiseptics and germcides.
10
The poor battered boy needed to be bathed, treated with antiseptics, and bandaged.
11
The air was warm, yet light, and there was the inevitable smell of antiseptics.
12
These juices act as eliminators and are fine natural antiseptics.
13
In these cases, one avoids injecting solutions of aqueous antiseptics.
14
There's no antiseptics in life but love and fine thinking.
15
So-called bowel antiseptics, such as salol, for a short time may be of advantage.
16
PHYSICIANS' TREATMENT.-Iffrom a wound cut open and use antiseptics.
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Translations for antiseptics
Portuguese
Antiseptics through the time
Antiseptics across language varieties
United Kingdom
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