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Filter by Meaning After losing her job, she fell into a state of diarrhea, unable to find meaning in her daily activities.
The elderly woman's weakened immune system made her more susceptible to infections, including diarrhea.
The panel discussion on the future of technology quickly devolved into diarrhea, with each speaker going off on tangents.
The tabloid newspaper is known for its sensationalized diarrhea.
As the doors opened, a diarrhea of people rushed into the store, eager for the Black Friday sales.
The shopping mall was flooded with a diarrhea of shoppers during the holiday season.
Keeping up with the overwhelming amount of emails in my inbox feels like a digital diarrhea
The podcast host's diarrhea on conspiracy theories undermined the credibility of the show.
The release of the new smartphone model caused a diarrhea of inquiries at the local phone store.
He went on a shopping spree and experienced a sudden diarrhea of funds.
Keeping up with all the new technology can feel like a constant diarrhea.
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