I'm tired of your diarrheal logorrhoea.
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Diarrheal
Synonyms for "diarrheal" (8 found)
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Closest matches (2)
Strong matches (2)
Adjective(2 words)
Related words (4)
Adjective(3 words)
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2 entriesderived from
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2 entriesTranslations
10 translations across 8 languages.
Catalan
1 entries- diarreic adj (causing or associated with diarrhea)
Finnish
3 entries- ripuli adj (causing or associated with diarrhea)
- ripulia aiheuttava adj (causing or associated with diarrhea)
- ripuloiva adj (causing or associated with diarrhea)
French
1 entries- diarrhéique adj (causing or associated with diarrhea)
Greek
1 entries- ευκοίλιος adj (causing or associated with diarrhea)
Italian
1 entries- diarroico adj (causing or associated with diarrhea)
Polish
1 entries- biegunkowy adj (causing or associated with diarrhea)
Portuguese
1 entries- diarréico adj (causing or associated with diarrhea)
Spanish
1 entries- diarreico adj (causing or associated with diarrhea)
Sample sentences
4 total sentences available.
The conditions in the flooded city of New Orleans are a recipe for diarrheal diseases rarely seen in the United States, including hepatitis, dysentery, cholera, and typhus.
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Amoebic dysentery is a type of diarrheal disease that affects millions around the globe annually. Passed around by contaminated water, amoebas get into people's intestines, causing bloody diarrhea. If left untreated, these single-cell organisms can eventually perforate the intestines, spread throughout the body and kill the host. As Rose Hoban reports, researchers are learning more about the amoeba's ability to outwit the body's immune system.
Source: tatoeba (12286601)
The river systems of India and Bangladesh are rife with diarrhoeal disease.
Source: wiktionary
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