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Meanings of pestilential in English
Likely to spread and cause an epidemic disease.
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Usage of pestilential in English
1
A thick and pestilential fog clouded the height of the vaulted dungeon.
2
To crown all, the mosquitoes were pestilential in their numbers and venom.
3
The vipers grew up, and scorched the country-side with their pestilential breath.
4
Out from the inscrutable white forest murder breathed like a pestilential air.
5
From thence foul vapors rose incessantly and spread a pestilential stench around.
6
Instead of pestilential or malignant fever, it might be a harmless intermittent.
7
This pestilential Cabrera is not yet quelled, and Morella still holds out.
8
They nurse the sick, breathing the pestilential atmosphere of the hospital.
9
The bitter air of the northland had been cleansed of a pestilential breath.
10
The cold seemed more piercing and bitter, the air more thick and pestilential.
11
You are a scathe and a blight; a pestilential ogre, drunk with self-worship.
12
Like pestilential vapor, the infamy of universal reprobation hung over him.
13
Yet pestilential as is the clime, the scenery is very beautiful.
14
We got away from the pestilential Swamp and that poisonous ground.
15
He had been dead above four-and-twenty hours, of a pestilential fever.
16
Again, a pestilential disease made its appearance, to which many hundreds fell victims.
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