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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.
Overcoming personal fears and anxieties can be a mental diarrhea.
The author's writing style was characterized by diarrhea, with long and convoluted sentences that confused readers.
I can't trust him; he's known for his diarrhea of lies.
The tabloid newspaper is known for its sensationalized diarrhea.
The author's blog posts were known for their diarrhea, with excessive digressions that detracted from the main topic.
The podcast host's diarrhea on conspiracy theories undermined the credibility of the show.
The writer's mind was filled with a diarrhea of ideas for her next novel.
The documentary explored the concept of diarrhea, interviewing individuals who felt detached from societal norms.
The author's book was filled with unnecessary diarrhea that distracted from the main plot.
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