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Meanings of stigmata in inglés
The appearance of bodily wounds, scars, and pain in locations corresponding to the crucifixion wounds of Jesus Christ.
Usage of stigmata in inglés
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These differ from the preceding group in that hysterical stigmata are wanting.
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On his left hand he bore the stigmata of the trichomotred's bite.
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December, 1909:-NeurologicalExamination-Hemiplegia almost entirely disappeared, but numerous physical stigmata still persist.
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Improving local ulcer stigmata was not related to a better outcome.
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Moreover, she believes that the stigmata appeared as further proof of the visitation.
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Splenic vessels infiltration represents the stigmata of a more aggressive disease, although resectable.
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No other signs of uveitis or stigmata of HIV were found.
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Then, second by second, the stigmata of decay became more and more evident.
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He felt like a boy who had seen a virgin with a stigmata.
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But what if I also told you that girl had stigmata?
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The choanal atresia is one of the stigmata characterizing this syndrome.
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Rouma's case had stigmata of degeneracy in ears, palate, and jaw.
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The mark of the wound was still there, like a stigmata, 35 years later.
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She remained at home for three years after the reception of the sacred stigmata.
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The new pimples stood out on his skin like stigmata.
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That explained the stigmata that had appeared on Bernie's wrists.
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