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She picked up a parasitic infection while in Africa.parasitic = from a species that lives in another species and eats from it
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I need to cut those parasitic vines that are strangling the tree.parasitic = of a species that lives off another species without providing return benefit
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Marx described capitalists as parasites.parasites = people living off of others' efforts without returning benefit to them
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Couldn't get the redness and the swelling out of my mind, my skin responding to the invasion of parasitic bacteria. (source)parasitic = of a species that lives on (or in) another species and eats from it without providing return benefit
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I am tired of being a parasite. (source)parasite = person who lives off others' efforts without providing return benefit to them
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Lackeys of the bourgeoisie! Flunkies of the ruling class! Parasites — that was another of them. (source)Parasites = a person who lives off others' efforts without providing return benefit to them
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Foodborne parasites and pathogens made diarrhea almost ubiquitous.† (source)
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Even that damn parasite, the patroller, saw the resemblance between me and Alice's mother.† (source)
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partially eaten animal procedures performed: X ray, microscopic, immunological RTX for viral, parasitic, bacterial disease.† (source)
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Parasitism, pure and simple.† (source)
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"Poodles," he said, "are parasites."† (source)
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Like a parasite's, the system's life depends on the continuation of mine.† (source)
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Meanwhile, the connection between them grows ever stronger, a parasitic growth.† (source)
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Add the suppression of parasitism, and it will be solved.† (source)
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Him and his big house and fancy daughters — those frivolous parasites who lived off the sweat of the masses.† (source)
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And he thought then about the Guild — the force that had specialized for so long that it had become a parasite, unable to exist independently of the life upon which it fed.† (source)
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