Definitionn. (medicine) the formation of morbific matter in an abscess or a vesicle and the discharge of pus
Last update: June 22, 2015
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The earth was considered in ancient times a cure for old festering wounds, and for the bite of poisonous snakes. [Please select]
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The wound in his shoulder was festering and he was in a high fever. [Please select]
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It is from the festering humiliations of peoples that arrogant religious propagandas spring. [Please select]
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"For the festering core of imperialism that darkens its beauty with sable wing--no." [Please select]
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Naples, breeding, teeming, laughing, fighting, festering, city of music, city of fever and death. [Please select]
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"He regards them as vermin to be left to languish and die of their festering wounds." [Please select]
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The boy's right arm was a loathsome sight, festering from a neglected wound. [Please select]
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The festering sore demanded drastic treatment,--the surgeon's knife. [Please select]
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The rage for wild-life slaughter is far more prevalent to-day throughout the world than it was in 1872, when the buffalo butchers paved the prairies of Texas and Colorado with festering carcasses. [Please select]
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The long-threatened holocaust had come, and he had to act, to smite, to strike sure and swift at the festering root of things, or Central India was lost. [Please select]
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