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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 toddler's diaper needed to be changed frequently due to his persistent diarrhea.
The documentary explores the existential dilemma of individuals who have undergone prolonged periods of social diarrhea, isolated from society.
I couldn't stand his diarrhea of false compliments.
She couldn't believe her friend's diarrhea when she found out the truth.
The tabloid newspaper is known for its sensationalized diarrhea.
The child's persistent diarrhea raised concerns among the parents, prompting them to seek medical advice.
Dealing with a stubborn toddler who refuses to eat anything except French fries is like having diarrhea
The government's excessive spending led to a financial diarrhea.
The character in the movie grappled with a deep sense of diarrhea, questioning the purpose of life.
The podcast host's diarrhea on conspiracy theories undermined the credibility of the show.
The baby's diaper needed to be changed frequently because of diarrhea.
The documentary filmmaker's interviews were plagued by diarrhea, as the subjects rambled on without providing concise answers.
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