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Derived Forms
- dyspˈnoeal, adjective
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Word History and Origins
Origin of dyspnoea1
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Example Sentences
Two hours later the boy became conscious and complained of great thirst and dyspnoea.
The prominent symptoms of both diseases are pain in the chest or side, cough and fever and dyspnoea.
Increase of growth in this manner in the neck may cause obstructive dyspnoea and even death.
There may be attacks of dyspnoea, nausea and haemorrhage; the menses in women are checked.
A fatal issue was indicated by a sunken and very quick pulse, the abatement of the dyspnoea, and the eruption coming and going.
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