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Definition of miasmic in English: miasmicadjective mɪˈazmɪkmʌɪˈazmɪkmīˈazmik literary 1Producing an unpleasant smell; noxious. that peculiarly miasmic atmosphere generated by small boys and adolescent teenagers Example sentencesExamples - If you do not shake thoroughly, the pigment and the medium come out of the bottle in one miasmic clump.
- The protagonist describes the miasmic ulcers that afflict everyone.
- It was a nightmare illness; everything was fetid, miasmic, gangrenous.
Synonyms foul-smelling, evil-smelling, stinking, stinking to high heaven, reeking, fetid, malodorous, pungent, acrid, rank, putrid, noxious foul-smelling, evil-smelling, fetid, smelly, stinking, stinking to high heaven, reeking, rank, high, putrid, noxious, malodorous - 1.1 Characterized by a mysterious and unpleasant atmosphere; oppressive.
we know the territory, its long and miasmic history Example sentencesExamples - His miasmic reputation has always overshadowed the guy's ability to write a really strong, catchy piece.
- It did nothing to alleviate the depression, desperation and miasmic ennui that was engulfing me.
- Is this a bureaucracy so miasmic that Peter honestly didn't know what Paul was doing?
- The situation is exacerbated by the miasmic chaos of Spanish planning regulations.
- Miasmic hallways, sputtering coffee machines, and jaundiced light haunt the Paris hospital in which much of the film unfolds, trumping all gruesome effects of disease.
Derivativesadverb literary Through the open windows the heavy, damp night came miasmically floating in, the very cigarettes mildewed in my pockets. Example sentencesExamples - Who can stare the dragon of human despair in the face, which is so miasmically present in the subconscious of mankind, and wink at it?
- And my characterization of your attitude is no lie; it positively rises miasmically from the swamp of your fallaciously ad hominem rhetoric.
- Sometimes the sweat miasmically mingles in with the just-as-warm tears from my rubbed-raw eyes.
- I mean that the posts themselves ought to be couched in a way that is not so miasmically depressing.
Rhymeschasmic, cytoplasmic, ectoplasmic, orgasmic, phantasmic Definition of miasmic in US English: miasmicadjectivemīˈazmik literary 1Producing an unpleasant smell; noxious. that peculiarly miasmic atmosphere generated by small boys and adolescent teenagers Example sentencesExamples - The protagonist describes the miasmic ulcers that afflict everyone.
- If you do not shake thoroughly, the pigment and the medium come out of the bottle in one miasmic clump.
- It was a nightmare illness; everything was fetid, miasmic, gangrenous.
Synonyms foul-smelling, evil-smelling, stinking, stinking to high heaven, reeking, fetid, malodorous, pungent, acrid, rank, putrid, noxious foul-smelling, evil-smelling, fetid, smelly, stinking, stinking to high heaven, reeking, rank, high, putrid, noxious, malodorous - 1.1 Characterized by an oppressive and unpleasant atmosphere.
we know the territory, its long and miasmic history Example sentencesExamples - Is this a bureaucracy so miasmic that Peter honestly didn't know what Paul was doing?
- It did nothing to alleviate the depression, desperation and miasmic ennui that was engulfing me.
- Miasmic hallways, sputtering coffee machines, and jaundiced light haunt the Paris hospital in which much of the film unfolds, trumping all gruesome effects of disease.
- His miasmic reputation has always overshadowed the guy's ability to write a really strong, catchy piece.
- The situation is exacerbated by the miasmic chaos of Spanish planning regulations.
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