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Asiatic cholera
Asiatic cholera
noun
another name for cholera
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Word History and Origins
Origin of Asiatic cholera1
First recorded in 1825–35
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Example Sentences
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Cholera was called “Asiatic cholera” in the 1800s and tuberculosis called the “Jewish disease” in the 1900s.
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As a child, he contracted two grave illnesses sweeping the Indian subcontinent — Asiatic cholera and kala azar, also known as black fever or leishmaniasis.
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He died there of Asiatic cholera in the summer of 1832.
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In English it is generally spoken of as Asiatic cholera.
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The Indian or Asiatic cholera traversed the north, east and south of Europe, and the countries of Asia, and, in two years, prostrated 900,000 victims.
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