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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 elderly woman's weakened immune system made her more susceptible to infections, including diarrhea.
The poem conveyed the poet's existential diarrhea, capturing the complexities of human existence.
The author's writing style was characterized by diarrhea, with long and convoluted sentences that confused readers.
The defendant's diarrhea of excuses didn't convince the jury.
The lawyer's defense argument was nothing but legal diarrhea.
The company's financial troubles have turned into a business diarrhea, affecting all aspects of its operations
The company's reckless investments resulted in a severe cash diarrhea.
After winning the lottery, he suffered from a temporary diarrhea of money.
The reckless investment decisions caused a financial diarrhea in the stock market.
The author's book was filled with unnecessary diarrhea that distracted from the main plot.
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