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Meanings of stertorous in English
Usage of stertorous in English
1
In a few moments the stertorous breathing ceased, the open mouth closed.
2
She smiled at the prostrate Cleofonte, whose stertorous breathing shattered the silences.
3
It was the cause, I suspected, of his swoon, and stertorous breathing.
4
Orr was breathing rhythmically with a noise that was stertorous and repulsive.
5
Only his loud, stertorous breathing came to her with mutterings and groans.
6
The only sound was the stertorous breathing of the unconscious guard.
7
He listened in the passage, and could hear hard stertorous breathing.
8
He closed his eyes; and fell into a heavy stertorous sleep.
9
Their stertorous breathing woke the echoes of the bare, stone walls.
10
But there was none of the stertorous breathing that preceded trance.
11
Lying in that steaming brown fragrant liquid, old Heythorp heaved a stertorous sigh.
12
The symptoms of this condition are stupor, loss of consciousness, and stertorous breathing.
13
His pulse was now very high, and his breathing grew heavy and stertorous.
14
Two or three stertorous breaths, and the man was a log.
15
His breathing, at times stertorous, was like the breathing of an asthmatical pig.
16
His breathing became laboured and stertorous, his skin hot, and his eyes dilated.
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Translations for stertorous
Russian
Stertorous through the time
Stertorous across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common