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Meanings of gameness in English
Portuguese
claudicação Disability of walking due to crippling of the legs or feet.
Synonyms
Examples for "limping"
Examples for "limping"
1
Illinois is limping through its second straight year without a complete budget.
2
I fell; he went on; I had to run limping after him.
3
Any potential disruptions to production could severely impact the country's limping economy.
4
He saw that Korahna was already limping slightly as she came up.
5
He was limping from a foot injury sustained in Aragon last month.
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Pinching of the sensitive structures would be diminished, and the lameness cured.
2
Plantar neurectomy is contraindicated in all cases where there exists much lameness.
3
It may be noticed in animals that have ring-bone, or coffin-joint lameness.
4
For the child was adventurous and took no account of his lameness.
5
Should the injury run on to suppuration, the lameness becomes most acute.
1
But for trout and bass; strong gut or gimp is safe enough.
2
Here, take a little of this; it'll put some gimp into you.
3
Even with his gimp leg, Hopper had always been a better climber.
4
And that thing over there in the gimp mask is Familiar Despair.
5
She has a gimp arm, and she's working on Luna doing important research.
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Conclusions: An important delay before diagnosis is frequently observed in proximal-without-distal claudication.
2
Introduction: Neurogenic claudication due to spinal stenosis is common in older adults.
3
Methods: A cross sectional study was performed in patients with intermittent claudication.
4
This patient had suffered from claudication of both legs for 30 years.
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Background: Very few observations of proximal-without-distal claudication have been reported in the literature.
Usage of gameness in English
1
Now, all the gameness in the other cadet came to the surface.
2
One of the striking things about Thomas Alva Edison is his gameness.
3
It takes the typical Anglo-Saxon gameness of Johnny Armstrong of the old ballad:
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There was a natural gameness about him that men found good.
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In each man's was a deep respect for the other's gameness.
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The hands were kept from their work, attracted by the gameness of the cocks.
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There was no doubting the gameness of the big man.
8
Then they died gamely, when gameness served no further purpose.
9
I'd show ye 't I admire gameness in a kid.
10
He was a black, bilious-tempered fellow, but this particular kind of gameness appealed to him.
11
Outside of that his known virtues were negligible, except for the primal one of gameness.
12
It was hardly a pleasant scene to witness, though redeemed by the little orator's gameness.
13
But some quality in him-his good looks, perhaps, or his gameness-fascinatedher in spite of herself.
14
He felt that Bedient had a crystal gameness, but here was the sensitiveness of a girl.
15
What he lacked in size he made up in grit and the men secretly respected his gameness.
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At the last he showed great gameness.
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