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Meanings of virulent form in English

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Usage of virulent form in English
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Smallpox in its most virulent form became prevalent among the negroes.
Philip Dru: Administrator; A Story of Tomorrow, 1920-1935
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It is a more virulent form of previous accommodation shortages.
The Irish Times
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He has the talking habit in its most virulent form.
Talks on Talking
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On the 5th of May he was attacked by a virulent form of erysipelas.
John Stuart Mill; His Life and Works / Twelve Sketches by Herber...
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Every virulent form of infectious death stalked through the land.
The Strength of the Strong
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The epidemic was at first of a virulent form.
The River War: An Account of the Reconquest of the Sudan
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Rarely had Pitts been called upon to fight a more virulent form of the disease.
A Man's Woman
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I'm for peace -peacein its most virulent form.
The Complete Works of Brann, the Iconoclast — Volume 12
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And one's relations-in-law are but one's own relations in a concentrated and more virulent form.
Over the Fireside with Silent Friends
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While it is mild now, global health officials fear it could turn into a more virulent form.
Reuters
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Ferris was infected with the most virulent form of that weird malady known as "dog-showitis."
His Dog
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And the name of Niebuhr!-why ,itstands for all that junkerdom means in its most virulent form!
The White Morning: A Novel of the Power of the German Women in W...
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Then it was, in the fifteenth century, that the heart disease of Africa developed in its most virulent form.
The Negro
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The most virulent form was heard in the speeches of Pat Robertson & Patrick Buchanan at the Republican Convention.
The new yorker
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If he be rich and ravenous, however, there is nothing for it but duplicating-themost virulent form of book-mania.
The Book-Hunter / A New Edition, with a Memoir of the Author
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There is one exception to this, pancreatic cancer, the virulent form that killed Brian Lenihan and is usually fatal.
Independent.ie
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