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Meanings of plethoric in English
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Examples for "rife"
Examples for "rife"
1
A new report just released says serious bullying is rife in parliament.
2
However, pickpockets are quite rife in the city, so please be careful.
3
Piracy is as rife as the reduced sea traffic nowadays can support.
4
The exploitation of Indigenous peoples continues today and colonialism is still rife.
5
It's difficult to read the British system, and political illiteracy is rife.
1
And a general unease has set in around the industry's overabundant power.
2
That virtue is not overabundant among us Plantagenets, as both we know.
3
Oil remained overabundant through most of the decade of the 60's.
4
Simultaneously, we began to have a series of overabundant crops.
5
That virtue is not overabundant among us of Oriander's blood, as we both know.
Usage of plethoric in English
1
He weighted the contract with a gold-piece from his own plethoric pile.
2
Others suggested strong purging and letting of blood, because she was plethoric.
3
He stood up, shook my hand, and emptied his plethoric vest pocket.
4
And the plethoric, choleric nature of the sufferer from gout has become proverbial.
5
A plethoric gentleman, of the commercial persuasion, was sleeping laboriously in one corner.
6
But Linforth was paying very little attention to the plethoric gentleman.
7
Amongst them a middle-aged, short woman, of a plethoric tendency, attracted their notice.
8
In the ass, mule, and plethoric horses acute glanders usually terminates by lobular pneumonia.
9
His mind was still full of her, but plethoric, content.
10
He pulled a wallet that was plethoric with new yellowbacks.
11
His companion was a short plethoric little fellow, with a brisk and resolute air.
12
As they settled their little bills, Lorrimer thoughtlessly displayed a plethoric pile of bank-notes.
13
The passenger, who was a plethoric, sanguineous man felt as if he were stifling.
14
The Walraven party, with plethoric purses, plunged into the midst of the gayety at once.
15
At this moment the fourth of the party, a stout, red-faced, plethoric gentleman, broke in.
16
The trees were plethoric with an overplus of life.
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Plethoric through the time
Plethoric across language varieties
United Kingdom
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