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Filter by Meaning The protagonist in the film battles with a deep sense of diarrhea as he questions the purpose of his existence.
The panel discussion on the future of technology quickly devolved into diarrhea, with each speaker going off on tangents.
The used car salesman's diarrhea made me skeptical about his claims.
Keeping up with the overwhelming amount of emails in my inbox feels like a digital diarrhea
Dealing with a never-ending stream of emails can be an administrative diarrhea.
Their shopping spree during the holiday season caused a consumer diarrhea.
The character in the movie grappled with a deep sense of diarrhea, questioning the purpose of life.
The release of the new smartphone model caused a diarrhea of inquiries at the local phone store.
The constant noise from the construction site next door is a major diarrhea for our peaceful living.
Keeping up with all the new technology can feel like a constant diarrhea.
His diarrhea of words made it difficult to follow his presentation.
The documentary filmmaker's interviews were plagued by diarrhea, as the subjects rambled on without providing concise answers.
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