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Meanings of dyspeptic in English
Synonyms
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 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.
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.
Usage of dyspeptic in English
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.
6
But he was troublesome in small matters; irritable, nervous, and dyspeptic.
7
He was dyspeptic, and suffered from gnawing hunger in the morning.
8
Deacon Harian had a hard countenance, and he looked dyspeptic today.
9
Even so the unattainable tart of infancy mocks the moneyed but dyspeptic adult.
10
One splendid body is worth the brains of a hundred dyspeptic, flatulent philosophers.
11
My dyspeptic affection troubles me so little, that I hardly think of it.
12
Night brooded here like a dyspeptic raven with moulting tail-feathers and ragged wings.
13
A dyspeptic disagrees with me as religiously as if I had eaten him.
14
If you meet any poor dyspeptic devil like me, suggest it.
15
No one but a dyspeptic chooses his diet from a chart.
16
Look, there she is scowling like a dyspeptic turtle on that magazine cover.
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