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Meanings of suppurate in English
Synonyms
Examples for "mature"
Examples for "mature"
1
The Company operates primarily in the mature areas of the North Sea.
2
All colleges accept a number of mature students without Leaving Cert points.
3
The number of nations that are fully mature politically is quite small.
4
Another factor to consider is that nuclear power is a mature technology.
5
Dinosaurs mature rapidly; most species attain adulthood in four or five years.
Usage of suppurate in English
1
G. But you wanted to know-Thenthese things suppurate and matterate and spread-
2
And did the wound suppurate, or heal by the first intention?
3
Also the wounds in the thigh began to suppurate.
4
Foreign bodies loose in the abdominal cavity are sometimes voided at stool, or may suppurate externally.
5
Miss H. has small pustules and great inflammation of her arms, with but one pustule likely to suppurate.
6
If it continues and will suppurate, apply moist heat, such as fomentations or poultices, and then open thoroughly.
7
The lymph glands behind the angle of the jaw enlarge and become tender, and may suppurate from superadded infection.
8
If the injury is continuously repeated, the horn becomes altered in character and the soft tissues may suppurate or a horny tumor develop.
9
Already the burns on his legs and feet had begun to suppurate, mixing the sick-sweet odor of charred skin with the stink of infection.
10
The eyeball was suppurating, and the temperature rose to 99° at night.
11
Wounds and burns which were healing adequately suppurated and serious necrosis occurred.
12
This ward had three patients being treated for inflamed, suppurating skin infections.
13
There is still one syringing which we may notice-thatof suppurating ears.
14
The features of a hundred faces rose and fell like suppurating sores.
15
Everywhere rot, and more rot: suppurating lakes of it, and festering hills.
16
These were dreadfully inflamed, and bled at the slightest touch; others were suppurating.
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