Sample Sentences forabscess (auto-selected)
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The abscess left when she disappeared was still in his head—like an empty pool.† (source)
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He has both a ruptured appendix and an abscess.† (source)
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To the bombardiers, the walled city on its granite headland, drawing ever closer, looks like an unholy tooth, something black and dangerous, a final abscess to be lanced away.† (source)
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I still have the sin in me, the abscess, and I hope it doesn't kill me entirely before I see the American priest.† (source)
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When an abscess was finally lanced, she thought, one had to carefully, thoroughly, slowly, squeeze out all the poison.† (source)
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His ill humor, I figured, was perhaps due to the abscessed tooth that had been causing him pain for the previous two weeks.† (source)
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The new strains were virulent, and produced bizarre deaths, often by brain abscess.† (source)
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At SIS-C slaughterhouses, visibly diseased animals cattle infected with measles and tapeworms, covered with abscesses were being slaughtered.† (source)
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I kept holding my ear like it was an abscessed tooth.† (source)
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"All I got is four abscess teeth," she remarked.† (source)
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His mother was alarmed by a night of inconsolable moaning from the room next to hers, because these moans seemed to be the same as the ones from another time, which had almost disappeared in the mists of her memory, but when she made him open his mouth to see where love was hurting him, she discovered that he had fallen victim to abscesses.† (source)
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I check a yak's abscessed tooth and hold hands with Bobo, leading him around as I check the rest of the animals.† (source)
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The wound on his back became a hot abscess.† (source)
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With men, he sat there to repair a watering-can scrotum, and in both sexes he might be seated to drain rectal abscesses, or to ligate and excise hemorrhoids or fistula-in-ano.† (source)
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"Abscess," he said.† (source)
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He got abscesses under the arms, and they did him in, it seems.† (source)
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