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miasms's Usage Examples:

Lisyansky was afraid of miasms and transferred the crew to the officers" mess before the hold will be in.

the popular belief of Brazilian exceptionalism with regard to tropical miasms.

(tonic) diseases, such as the chronic diseases that arise out of the chronic miasms, Hahnemann also laid down the principle that the tonic diseases should be.

Tyler Smith, who claimed that Semmelweis "made out very conclusively" that "miasms derived from the dissecting room will excite puerperal disease.

conventional medicine, while those favoring high dilutions emphasised vital force, miasms and a spiritual interpretation of disease.

Hahnemann believed that all diseases were caused by "miasms", which he defined as irregularities in the patient"s vital force.

miasms and microbes of malignant fever, farcin, dysentery, measles, acute odontalgia and other diseases".

graveyards and "vitiated" air are quoted; and on "those subtle poisons called miasms" he is said to have reported that he "has detected their escape from graves.

Hahnemann"s theory of disease, centered around principles he termed miasms, is inconsistent with subsequent identification of viruses and bacteria.

and an apothecary" plan to deploy "twelve mines loaded with concentrated miasms and microbes of malignant fever, farcin, dysentery, measles, acute odontalgia.

Introductory address on independence of intellect (1825) Thoughts on febrile miasms (1830) An address on the vice of gambling (1834) Thoughts on the spirit.

making numerous references to metaphysical notions like the vital force, miasms and potency energy.

mines loaded with concentrated miasms and microbes of malignant fever, farcin, dysentery, measles, acute odontalgia and other diseases".

Synonyms:

ambience, atmosphere, miasma, ambiance,

Antonyms:

cyclone, anticyclone,