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Meanings of atrabilious in English
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Examples for "bilious"
Examples for "bilious"
1
Four patients had a history of bilious vomiting in the neonatal period.
2
It was of the worst bilious type, and acute in its character.
3
The little bilious man was not very pleasing; yet he attracted her.
4
They have a bilious authenticity that is impossible to replicate in memory.
5
Shed your inhibitions when it comes to looking like a bilious Barbie.
1
The dyspeptic who cannot recover by following my prescription deserves to die.
2
Soup was not the right thing to give to a dyspeptic patient.
3
But the black mood of the replete dyspeptic had come upon him.
4
He was now an intelligent man of sixteen, but dyspeptic and difficile.
5
There is ten to one more suffering by gouty and dyspeptic gourmands.
1
The latter was a little liverish, but had not the least fishy taste.
2
Yellow was so named because his complexion was yellow and liverish-looking.
3
The weather made me liverish, the talk of the ordinary Englishman made me sick.
4
But there was no mortal connection between this liverish individual and the schemes of Dr. Fu-Manchu.
5
He was heavily built, with an undershot jaw and a patch of liverish birthmark on his cheek.
Usage of atrabilious in English
1
It is a yellow-walled, yellow-shuttered, symbolically atrabilious-looking place, with twenty-three front windows.
2
His own brusqueness, cynicism and temper predisposed him to atrabilious vodyanoi.
3
His appreciation of men, their character, their talents, their designs-allbear the hue of the atrabilious journalist.
4
I hold them to be a race of pessimists, recruited amongst beggarly philosophers and knavish, atrabilious theologians.
5
With its solemn doctors, its insipid canonists, its hypocritical and atrabilious devotees, Jerusalem has not conquered humanity.
6
And I again inquire, What can be done by me to satisfy this atrabilious and ill-conditioned Aristarchus?
7
This quandary is a typically anodyne European compromise which is bound to ferment into atrabilious discourse and worse.
8
The fact is, he was imaginative and atrabilious,-contemplatinglife through a medium of the colour of his own complexion.
9
The atrabilious face, the bitter, thin lips, and grey eyes veined with yellow, reminded him indefinably of a wild beast.
10
There was at that time a certain atrabilious publican, called Philip Slaney, established in a shop nearly opposite the old turnpike.
11
But despite the gloomy nonsense of certain atrabilious dreamers, the wonderful era of the Greeks was that of the reign of the courtesans.
12
There was medical evidence to show that, in his atrabilious state, it was quite on the cards that he might have made away with himself.
13
It is a yellow-walled, yellow-shuttered, symbolically atrabilious-looking place, with twenty-three front windows.
14
His own brusqueness, cynicism and temper predisposed him to atrabilious vodyanoi.
15
His appreciation of men, their character, their talents, their designs-allbear the hue of the atrabilious journalist.
16
I hold them to be a race of pessimists, recruited amongst beggarly philosophers and knavish, atrabilious theologians.
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