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Meanings of terrible scourge in English
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Usage of terrible scourge in English
1
The diminution in the number of deaths from the terrible scourge was amazing.
2
Philadelphia, in 1793, had been visited by the terrible scourge of yellow fever.
3
A woman whose life is of the head may be a terrible scourge.
4
While it was going on, however, a terrible scourge swept over the country.
5
But recently I learned of a terrible scourge that is building-
6
War is indeed a terrible scourge, and civil war the most terrible of all.
7
Precautions against the terrible scourge, scurvy, had not been forgotten.
8
Yet again, however, was their faith to be sorely tried by the terrible scourge-war
9
Cancer is such a terrible scourge in the world today!
10
And ever present in each captain's mind was the dread of the terrible scourge, scurvy.
11
The next most audacious and terrible scourge of the plains was "Ta-ne-on-koe" (Kicking Bird).
12
In equally stupid manner purism seeks to check the terrible scourge of its own creation-venerealdiseases.
13
When Israel was within a day's journey of Tetuan a terrible scourge fell upon the country.
14
Here we have hitherto escaped the terrible scourge.
15
The boatswain's mate brought the terrible scourge hissing and crackling on the young and tender back
16
Yet I am sure it is not bluff; somewhere, somehow, a terrible scourge is in the making.
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