The United States faced a Bubonic plague epidemic at the beginning of the twentieth century.
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Bubonic
//bjuːˈbɒnɪk//
Synonyms for "bubonic"
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12 translations across 11 languages.
Brazilian Portuguese
1 entries- bubônico adj (of or pertaining to buboes)
Catalan
1 entries- bubònic adj (of or pertaining to buboes)
Czech
1 entries- bubonický adj (of or pertaining to buboes)
European Portuguese
1 entries- bubónico adj (of or pertaining to buboes)
Finnish
1 entries- paise adj (of or pertaining to buboes)
French
1 entries- bubonique adj (of or pertaining to buboes)
Ido
2 entries- bubonala adj (of or pertaining to buboes)
- bubonoza adj (of or pertaining to buboes)
Polish
1 entries- dymieniczy adj (of or pertaining to buboes)
Romanian
1 entries- bubonic adj (of or pertaining to buboes)
Russian
1 entries- бубо́нный adj (of or pertaining to buboes)
Spanish
1 entries- bubónico adj (of or pertaining to buboes)
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The coronavirus is not as deadly as the bubonic plague.
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Plague doctors treated victims of the bubonic plague.
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The bubonic plague is a highly infectious and often fatal disease.
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