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Meanings of violent sneezing in English
Semi-autonomous, convulsive expulsion of air from the lungs through the nose and mouth.
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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
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.
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 violent sneezing in English
1
The violent sneezing caused the button to be blown out.
2
A pinch of the powdered herb will provoke violent sneezing.
3
Injuries to the head, exertion, violent sneezing-causinga rupture of a small blood vessel-alsoinduce it.
4
An extraordinary violent sneezing then sets in, and a strongly corrosive thin discharge, with which much epithelium is thrown off.
5
The niopo is so stimulating that the smallest portions of it produce violent sneezing in those who are not accustomed to its use.
6
To illustrate: A particle of tobacco dust no sooner comes into contact with the lining membrane of the nose, than violent sneezing is produced.
7
Lowe speaks of rupture of the anterior capsule of the lens from violent sneezing, with subsequent absorption of the lenticular substance and restoration of vision.
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