tuberculose
Americanadjective
Etymology
Origin of tuberculose
Example Sentences
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We talked, in editing the story, about leaving “tuberculose” in French.
From The New Yorker
Pour les Blessés de la Tuberculose.
From Project Gutenberg
“Pour les Blessés de la Tuberculose.”
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P. 4-10 cm. viscid, exp. depr. red, dark purple, disc becoming pale, at length striate and tuberculose at margin, flesh white; g. broad, rather distant, ochre, naked; s. 4-5 cm. white or tinged red; sp. 7-9.
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P. 8-12 cm. viscid, exp. depr. red or greenish, margin at length sulcate and tuberculose, flesh white; g. broad, yellow, powdered with the ochre spores; s. 4-5 cm. even, ventricose, white; sp. 9-10. var. alba, Cke.
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