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Meanings of tubercular in English
Constituting or afflicted with or caused by tuberculosis or the tubercle bacillus.
Synonyms
Examples for "consumptive"
Examples for "consumptive"
1
Domini thought she looked consumptive, and was bitterly disappointed in her appearance.
2
It seems Miss Wooler's school is in a consumptive state of health.
3
Another lad, a consumptive was sentenced the same day for two years.
4
He was waiting for his consumptive wife to die to marry me.
5
The fifth was hardly more than a boy, long, thin, obviously consumptive.
1
Results: Forty patients had cavitary tuberculosis and sixteen patients had tuberculous pneumonia.
2
The sheath itself is thickened by the growth of tuberculous granulation tissue.
3
Ballet states that there exists a peculiar mental state in the tuberculous.
4
It may then be divided into three varieties tuberculous, macular and anaesthetic.
5
Patients: Thirty-four patients with lung cancer and 16 patients with tuberculous pleurisy.
Usage of tubercular in English
1
The way I feel right now, I'd suck on his tubercular handkerchief.
2
But the tubercular French soldiers are the saddest looking men in Europe.
3
I'm tubercular with confidence, convinced we're going to succeed in our mission.
4
The separation of the tubercular from the healthy cows must be complete.
5
On examination, both organs were found to be full of tubercular bacilli.
6
Raw, half-fed troops from Bosnia, nine out of ten of them tubercular.
7
Other cases of tubercular dacryoadenitis reported in literature are also reviewed.
8
A tubercular leper came to spend the evening in our camp.
9
Breathing is often very slow in disease of the brain, particularly tubercular meningitis.
10
Even the tubercular people soon began to grow rosy and well.
11
The progress of tubercular consumption has been divided by pathologists into three stages.
12
Or wherever it was in Lymm that tubercular Jewish boys were sent to.
13
She had a small tubercular nodule upon her upper arm, according to him.
14
He observes exostoses and ulcers, membranous sores, tubercular chancres, atrocious caries.
15
Is the child blind, deaf, lame, tubercular, or possessed of any sorry inheritance?
16
Miss Bell's rooms stank of cat piss and perpetual tubercular-class dampness.
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