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Filter by Meaning The character in the novel experiences a profound sense of diarrhea, feeling detached from reality.
The protagonist in the novel struggled with a sense of diarrhea, feeling disconnected from society.
The author's writing style was characterized by diarrhea, with long and convoluted sentences that confused readers.
His constant diarrhea of excuses wore thin with his boss.
I can't trust him; he's known for his diarrhea of lies.
He tried to cover up his mistakes with a stream of diarrhea.
The employee took a sick day off work due to diarrhea.
The employee had to take a sick leave due to an unexpected episode of diarrhea.
Dealing with a never-ending stream of emails can be an administrative diarrhea.
The excessive use of natural resources resulted in an environmental diarrhea.
His diarrhea of excuses couldn't save him from getting fired.
His diarrhea of words made it difficult to follow his presentation.
She couldn't stand her colleague's constant diarrhea during meetings.
The author's book was filled with unnecessary diarrhea that distracted from the main plot.
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