Meanings of malignant character in English

Peggy's disease was a fever, of a peculiar and malignant character.

Typhus of the most malignant character-nota doubt of it.

It is often of a malignant character, and a fatal result is the rule.

Her disease was spotted fever of the most malignant character, and raged with great fury.

The diagnostic sensitivity and specificity of EUS are high in distinguishing benign and malignant character of upper digestive tract GIMTs.

The disease made constant progress, and there came a time when of its malignant character there could be no possible doubt.

The inhabitants are reputed to be of a bad and malignant character, but, nevertheless, learned in Mussulman theology, and fond of disputing with foreigners.

Unfortunately, in the bewilderment and misery of this people, the first development of a forcible and organized resistance was of a depraved and malignant character.

Dr. Condie called the attention of the Society to the prevalence, at the present time, of puerperal fever of a peculiarly insidious and malignant character.

It often happens, moreover, that dreadful diseases of an infectious and malignant character break out on board these crowded ships, and multitudes sicken and die.

Ran or Rana, his wife, a more malignant character, who caused shipwrecks, and drew to herself, by a net, all that fell into the sea.

The term sarcoma is applied to any connective-tissue tumour which exhibits malignant characters.

"One whose errors are doctrinal and usually of a malignant character- "Oughtshe to be offended?

"Then this tumor, if it should really prove to be one, may be of a malignant character."

"The tumor is not of a malignant character," Doctor Hillhouse replied, in answer to his assistant's inquiry.

'It is my duty to tell you that Miss Herbert is in imminent danger; she has every appearance of a fever of a malignant character.