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Meanings of bromidic in English
Dull and tiresome but with pretensions of significance or originality.
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Usage of bromidic in English
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The guests arrived shortly and there were the usual stiff, bromidic greetings.
2
By a similar reasoning, a Hypo-Sulphite can, at a step, become bromidic.
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Caliph felt fairly certain there was some kind of bromidic metaphor going on.
4
The mirrored bromidic mind gives back only what it has taken.
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Sulphites come together like drops of mercury, in this bromidic world.
6
In costume, perhaps, men still are more bromidic than women.
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How bromidic to note it-wehave many tastes in common!
8
We accept their mania and cease to regard it; it, in a word, becomes bromidic.
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The chief characteristic, then, seems to be a certain reflex psychological action of the bromidic brain.
10
Your own mother, your sister, your sweetheart, may be bromidic, but you are not less affectionate.
11
Dr. Johnson was, himself, a Sulphite of the Sulphites, but how intensely bromidic were his writings!
12
We are all born with certain bromidic tendencies, and children are the greatest bromides in the world.
13
This is one of the few exceptions to the rule that a sulphitic thing can become bromidic.
14
Becky Sharp was sulphitic; Amelia Sedley bromidic.
15
The "Cherry Sisters" aroused immense curiosity by an act so bromidic as to be ridiculous.
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Brian, it was plain, had been decoyed by bromidic tales of cub reporters and "record-smashing beats."
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