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Meanings of distemper in English
Russian
клеевая живопись Synonyms
Examples for "tempera"
Examples for "tempera"
1
This, Botticelli translates into exquisite tempera with a wealth of pretty thoughts.
2
Even Willy made one out of doll's heads painted blue with tempera paint.
3
This painting, executed in 1315, was considered meritorious for a work done in tempera.
4
One work was egg tempera on a gesso foundation, the other a dry-brush watercolor.
5
Finally, tempera pictures and frescoes were often of limited size or of feeble color.
Usage of distemper in English
1
Expensive watches would only be the first victims of our dwarf's distemper.
2
This malignant distemper had destroyed numbers of prisoners during the preceding years.
3
In weak minds, it is a chronic distemper, followed by incurable indolence.
4
Forgetting my distemper, I grabbed my cap and joined the expectant throngs.
5
At present it must be considered is a distemper not well understood.
6
She goes nowhere else, because there is a distemper among the dogs.
7
He had died of distemper soon after I was sent to school.
8
Why, to tell it frankly, methinks it is more temper than distemper.
9
Hydrophobia among dogs is very rare, and distemper among puppies is unknown.
10
And bad weather was coming, distemper was coming, with death was coming.
11
Have you also got a touch of this distemper in your head?
12
This very inconstancy of the distemper served to puzzle the doctor's conclusions.
13
This was mutiny, and M'Grath's remedy for that distemper was ever heroic.
14
You know, rabies, distemper, the stuff you get a dog vaccinated against.
15
Animals are victims of the virus; hog cholera, canine and feline distemper, etc.
16
Our chief difficulty in the treatment of distemper lies in the complications thereof.
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Translations for distemper
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Distemper through the time
Distemper across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common