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Meanings of dejection in inglés
Solid excretory product evacuated from the bowels.
Sinónimos
Examples for "stool"
Examples for "stool"
1
Treatment with nitazoxanide did not prevent weight loss or parasite stool shedding.
2
No significant differences in weight gain or stool SCFA content were detected.
3
Edmond set down my stool and gave me a drink of water.
4
There was a set list on the small table by Abby's stool.
5
Clinically, children affected by FNRFI have normal intestinal movements and stool consistency.
1
The feces remain in the rectum, and the bad habit is begun.
2
They expelled urine and feces simultaneously, and had the indications in common.
3
He said he did not feel obliged to creatures with liquid feces.
4
Constipation may be absolute, without the discharge of either feces or gas.
5
Interestingly, he did use her clothing to cover up his own feces.
1
Others have suggested oils in the faeces might help waterproof their coats.
2
Plato does not enquire how the blood is separated from the faeces.
3
She is making fake faeces to try and improve Bangladesh's sewerage system.
4
The Trump name swirls around this world too, like flies on faeces.
5
The woman phoning about faeces said: It's really making me feel sick.
1
Children swarmed, and lay about in the filth and ordure of the pavement.
2
Gazed for a moment, while the ordure rippled over his boots.
3
Their walls glistened in ivory and salmon marble, unstained by the city's ordure.
4
The cobbles were slimy with God knew what offal and ordure.
5
But more philosophically it is to make ordure with one's teeth.
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Contact with fecal matter from an infected person may also transmit the virus.
2
With Harry, bluntness had been a way to cut through the fecal matter.
3
How many would become distracted by carrion, offal, fecal matter, or mating imperatives?
4
All fecal matter and food should be carefully guarded from them.
5
It wasn't fecal matter, but rather, like something that had been vomited up.
1
She said faecal matter and toilet paper also contributed to the problems.
2
The technique softens impacted faecal matter and an outlet pipe carries the material away.
3
Two volunteers defrosting the faecal matter last month discovered the thumb drive and called Hupman.
4
French toilets, designed to remove faecal matter as swiftly as possible, express that people's revolutionary hastiness.
5
Drinking water was frequently polluted by faecal matter, slurry run-offs, septic tanks and by nitrogen enrichment.
1
BMSCs may however represent an alternative AR target in the BM milieu.
2
The differentiated BM-MSCs entered a hypertrophic state by Day 14 of culture.
3
Leasing, asset management and brokerage services are provided by BM's fully-owned subsidiaries.
4
We further confirmed that BM-MSCs from SLE patients showed characteristics of senescence.
5
We show that BM MSCs migrate in response to many chemotactic factors.
Usage of dejection in inglés
1
RECREATION, n. A particular kind of dejection to relieve a general fatigue.
2
A gesture of despair betrayed the terrible dejection of the poor girl.
3
The attitude of the horse was one of extreme and wearied dejection.
4
But now the girls re-entered the room with looks of deep dejection.
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The prohibition of visits to the kitchen has reduced them to dejection.
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To-day Lady Palliser and her step-daughter took their tea in silent dejection.
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Her eyes clouded as he went on; utter dejection came into them.
8
He worshiped Milita; his dejection when she treated him ill was pitiful.
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In this he succeeded not at all; Mr. Cuyler's dejection was settled.
10
In its place was dejection, and a gloomy distrust of suspicious appearances.
11
So he fell silent, and walked along in greater dejection than ever.
12
In my dejection I took a new view of the night's outrage.
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The look which accompanied his last announcement was one of utter dejection.
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Nor was this dejection occasioned wholly by the consciousness of laurels tarnished.
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Next to madness occur the different stages of spleen, dejection and listlessness.
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His head bowed lower, and he became the very picture of dejection.
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