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Meanings of bromides in English
Class of bromide containing chemical compounds.
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Usage of bromides in English
1
When they see Kuku outside they simply scoot away and buy bromides.
2
In vain they urged him to sleep; in vain they gave him bromides.
3
So for a moment, let's set aside the usual bromides about the press.
4
You were kept in bed and dosed with bromides and sulphonal.
5
Sedatives, such as bromides, paraldehyde, or opium, must be given in large doses.
6
Trouble was, those old bromides always sounded truer than they were.
7
He also had a young, human-sounding voice that was perfect for delivering stay-in-school bromides.
8
Those principally deserving of mention are the bromides and iodides of potassium and sodium.
9
A variety of functional groups were tolerated including aryl bromides.
10
Ralph had a headache and he took two triple bromides.
11
Alice, admirable as she was, had a fatal habit, he thought, of uttering bromides.
12
If you must use them.-Thebromides are the best.
13
He drank heavily and took mood-altering drugs called bromides.
14
We have iodides, chlorides, and bromides without number; sulphates, nitrates, hydrochlorates, and prussiates beyond count.
15
Of course, you did not take the bromides that I sent you a week ago?
16
The salts of hydriodic acid, the iodides, are, in general, similar to the chlorides and bromides.
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