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Meanings of slow starvation in English
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Usage of slow starvation in English
1
Was it slow starvation or a fitting end for a hero?
2
All they'd buy if they did was slow starvation, and they knew it.
3
As a matter of fact she was practically going through the process of slow starvation.
4
Words cannot convey the cumulative effect of a myriad discomforts, brutal handling and slow starvation.
5
In consequence, every man, woman, and child in Moscow and Petrograd is suffering from slow starvation.
6
He was emaciated with sickness and slow starvation.
7
Young and strong, and full of life, he could not contemplate a death of slow starvation.
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People who were suffering from nothing but slow starvation would come to him for medical aid.
9
And now she was facing slow starvation-Oh ,damn
10
What with weakness and slow starvation, it did what no threat of personal danger would have done.
11
In those days a kind friend, without intending it, nearly brought about my death by slow starvation.
12
Andrews recited a record of your taking sandwiches from us and aiding and abetting Murray in our slow starvation.
13
Food, clothing, munitions, medical stores-itwas all the same for all the Southern armies: desperate expedients, slow starvation, death.
14
Our captors reasoned that slow starvation would make us too weak to resist authority or to attempt to escape.
15
If, thinking only of the rabbits, you prohibited steel rabbit-traps, then you condemned all these worthy people to slow starvation.
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Here they ran across a poor devil who had for four months been lost in the forest and was dying of slow starvation.
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