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Meanings of incontinent in English
Portuguese
incontinente Usage of incontinent in English
1
Therefore the incontinent in anger is worse than the incontinent in desire.
2
Anacrites had planned to imprison me until I was incontinent and toothless.
3
They are the doughy, well-spoken everymen with guitars, singing emotionally incontinent songs.
4
Customs, conventions, codes, dynasties, states, nations come and go in incontinent succession.
5
Flay me an ape incontinent, and clap him to the Duke's breast!
6
Background: The management of incontinence-associated dermatitis is important in caring for incontinent patients.
7
We consider next the relative birth-rate of the married and the incontinent unmarried.
8
But the judgment of reason is overcome in the incontinent man.
9
She was neither left paralyzed nor incontinent, and she had no more pain.
10
For me, it conjured up an image of an incontinent Frankenstein, or something.
11
I then discovered that geese are the most incontinent creatures in the universe.
12
Some of the creatures stood around looking on, nervous and whinnying and incontinent.
13
But, by the Prince's commandment, these were incontinent torn away again.
14
This is the price I pay for having an incontinent husband.
15
Luella, the single African American in the family, arrives in Brooklyn incontinent and demented.
16
He is unable to walk or talk, cannot feed himself, and is doubly incontinent.
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