Lachrymatory

The doctor prescribed eye drops to treat the patient's lachrymatory condition.

The mother's lachrymatory reaction to her child's success was heartwarming.

The poem evoked a lachrymatory response from the readers.

The sight of the sunset was so beautiful that it left the couple with lachrymatory eyes.

The journalist noticed the politician's lachrymatory demeanor during the press conference.

The touching eulogy brought a lachrymatory response from the mourners at the funeral.

The sap of the lachrymatory has a pungent odor.

The lachrymatory response to the funeral was palpable.

The fragrance of the oil inside the lachrymatory filled the room.

The museum displayed a collection of lachrymatory vessels from the Roman period.

The perfumer used a lachrymatory to blend different scents for a new fragrance.

The lachrymatory is commonly found in Mediterranean cuisine.

The movie's ending was so emotional that it had a lachrymatory effect on the audience.

The little girl's lachrymatory eyes made her mother worry.

The spicy food made him sweat and his eyes lachrymatory.

The touching eulogy given by the family member made everyone in the room feel lachrymatory.

The sight of the abandoned puppy on the street was lachrymatory.

Lachrymatory resin is used in the production of varnish.

The funeral was a lachrymatory event for all attendees.

The antique dealer was able to identify the lachrymatory as a rare find from the Roman era.

The lachrymatory properties of the plant's sap were thought to ward off evil spirits.

The play had a lachrymatory ending that left the audience in tears.

The doctor prescribed lachrymatory eye drops for the patient's dry eyes.

The perfumer stored her essential oils in lachrymatory bottles.

The antique dealer showed us a beautiful lachrymatory from the Victorian era.

He could not control his lachrymatory reflex and burst into tears at the funeral.

Her lachrymatory response was triggered by the onion's pungent smell.

The doctor examined her lachrymatory glands to determine the cause of her excessive tearing.

The ancient Egyptians believed that lachrymatory jars would help guide the soul of the deceased to the afterlife.

The soldier's reunion with his family after a long deployment was a lachrymatory moment.

The lachrymatory plant is also known as the "tear plant."

The author described a character carrying a lachrymatory as a symbol of grief.

The perfumer carefully filled the lachrymatory with fragrant oil.

The greenhouse used lachrymatory to keep their potted plants healthy and disease-free.

The farmer sprayed lachrymatory on the tomato plants to prevent fungal growth.

The apothecary displayed various lachrymatory containers on the shelf.

Ammonia is a common household cleaning agent that can act as a lachrymatory agent if inhaled.

The soldier was affected by the lachrymatory gas in the battlefield.

The lachrymatory reaction to the cat's death was unexpected.

The farmer applied lachrymatory to his crops to protect them from fungal diseases.

The pollen from the flowers made her eyes lachrymatory and itchy.

The firefighters were trained to handle emergencies involving lachrymatory.

The riot police used lachrymatory to disperse the protesters.

The movie's heartbreaking ending left everyone in the theater feeling lachrymatory.

The use of lachrymatory helped to prevent the spread of blight in the tomato plants.

The movie's heartbreaking ending left her lachrymatory and emotionally drained.

The soldiers were instructed to wear gas masks to protect themselves from lachrymatory agents during the training exercise.

The use of lachrymatory agents is prohibited in chemical warfare under the Geneva Protocol.

The botanist suggested using lachrymatory to cure the leaf spot disease that was affecting the trees.

The collector added a lachrymatory to his collection of unusual containers.