hemorrhagein a sentence
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A hemorrhage in the brain is common with shaken baby syndrome.hemorrhage = to bleed excessively
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The company is hemorrhaging cash as it tries to capture new customers.hemorrhaging = rapidly losing
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She died of a brain hemorrhage caused by "blunt impact" to her head.hemorrhage = severe bleeding
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The hemorrhage wouldn't stop. (source)
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He had apparently suffered a cerebral hemorrhage. (source)hemorrhage = excessive bleeding
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While my mother hemorrhaged to death during childbirth, Hassan lost his less than a week after he was born. (source)hemorrhaged = blead rapidly
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Mary followed all this to the letter, but when she pulled the leeches from Peter's arm he started to lose blood and the hemorrhage couldn't be stopped. (source)hemorrhage = bleeding
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An overdose would cause massive internal bleeding and brain hemorrhages. (source)hemorrhages = excessive bleeding
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You see, I grew up poor, in the Rust Belt, in an Ohio steel town that has been hemorrhaging jobs and hope for as long as I can remember. (source)hemorrhaging = rapidly losing
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Palmgren had a cerebral haemorrhage a couple of years ago.† (source)unconventional spelling: This is the British spelling. Americans spell it hemorrhage.
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His lower intestine was ruptured and hemorrhaged, the blood collected in his abdominal cavity.† (source)
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One of our sloth bears became seriously ill with severe hemorrhagic enteritis after being given fish that had gone putrid by a man who was convinced he was doing a good deed. (source)hemorrhagic = severe bleeding
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Their condition is hopeless, they choke to death with haemorrhages and suffocation.† (source)unconventional spelling: This is the British spelling. Americans spell it hemorrhages.
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Some vicious Ebola or Marburg splice, one of the fortified hemorrhagics.† (source)
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Before he died there was a second bout of haemorrhaging—stomach this time.† (source)unconventional spelling: This is the British spelling. Americans spell it hemorrhaging.
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He said there was so much dirt blown into the wound that there had not been much hemorrhage. (source)hemorrhage = bleeding
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