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Meanings of sneezing in English
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Examples for "sneeze"
Examples for "sneeze"
1
If I could just go ahead and sneeze already, I'd feel better.
2
The sudden glare of the sun on the pavement made him sneeze.
3
The virus is most commonly transmitted when people cough, sneeze or talk.
4
You hear how my son sealed all I said with a sneeze?
5
She waked with a sneeze and jump and sat up in bed.
1
At the first sternutation the rats jumped up and looked about them, evidently considerably alarmed.
2
Would anyone believe that a simple sternutation could produce such ravages on a quadrupedal organism?
3
He gripped the upstairs banister, squinting in that torturous, semi-orgasmic state that comes before a whopping sternutation.
4
If she had not sneezed, she would have heard all, and so should I; but that unlucky sternutation routed Dr. John.
5
She says she can't control it, it's loud, and her colleagues are starting to make less than comradely comments about her high-decibel sternutations.
Usage of sneezing in English
1
Multi-drug-resistant TB Tuberculosis is extremely contagious, spreading easily via coughing and sneezing.
2
There, there; now, now-bothwere sneezing and choking in a half-strangledmanner.
3
Every one was seized with a violent attack of sneezing and coughing.
4
For some reason, their glitter brought him to the verge of sneezing.
5
Aggie, who has a tendency to hay-fever, was sneezing in the dust.
6
When her sneezing subsided, Faye stood still for a moment, shoulders sagged.
7
A coughing, sneezing, throat-clearing, last-minute English audience would be out of place.
8
When someone's sneezing, it's an involuntary movement a lot of the time.
9
If the world catches that cold, Britain will be sneezing with it.
10
Measles is an airborne disease that spreads easily via coughing and sneezing.
11
She, going on first, was under the impression that Hall was sneezing.
12
The Ephemerides records an instance of prolonged sneezing which was distinctly hereditary.
13
This sneezing, according to the doctrine of Terpsion, is the Socratic demon.
14
When the scout master takes snuff they start to sneezing right away.
15
Sometimes causing sneezing with a feather or pepper will expel the object.
16
Dispose of tissues safely and immediately after sneezing or coughing into them.
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Sneezing through the time
Sneezing across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common