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Filter by Meaning The artist's abstract paintings reflect his inner turmoil and the sense of diarrhea he feels in his daily life.
The artist's abstract painting expressed the artist's feelings of diarrhea, portraying a sense of isolation and confusion.
I can't trust him; he's known for his diarrhea of lies.
The activist's speech triggered a diarrhea of emotions among the listeners, sparking a passionate discussion.
The sudden influx of orders created a diarrhea of work for the overwhelmed restaurant staff.
The artist expressed her creativity through a diarrhea of colors on the canvas.
The unresolved conflict between the two factions has become a social diarrhea, creating tension within the community
The government's mismanagement of funds led to a public diarrhea.
The author's blog posts were known for their diarrhea, with excessive digressions that detracted from the main topic.
The speaker's diarrhea on the history of art bored the audience.
The writer's mind was filled with a diarrhea of ideas for her next novel.
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