Miasma

The doctor wore a mask to protect himself from the miasma emanating from the sick patient.

The miasma of corruption in the government was palpable during the election season.

The miasma in the old library made it difficult to breathe.

The prison was known for its miasma of violence and danger.

The miasma of suspicion and distrust permeated the office after the embezzlement scandal.

The town was gripped by a miasma of fear after the string of robberies.

The miasma of hopelessness in the refugee camp was overwhelming.

The miasma rising from the nearby swamp was causing health problems for the community.

The tense meeting was made worse by the miasma of resentment between the two groups.

The miasma in the kitchen from burnt food was making the cook feel nauseous.

The company has been struggling lately, and there's a miasma of ill fortune around it.

The miasma of stress and anxiety in the office made it hard for the employees to focus on their work.

The miasma of negativity surrounding the project led to its eventual failure.

The British colonial authorities in India believed that miasma was responsible for outbreaks of cholera.

The explorers wore masks to protect themselves from the miasma that emanated from the jungle.

The miasma in the factory was making the workers sick.

The miasma of corruption was too strong to ignore in the political party.

The miasma of negativity in the workplace was affecting everyone's morale.

The villagers believed that the miasma from the nearby cemetery was responsible for the recent outbreak of sickness.

The miasma of anxiety was suffocating her before the big presentation.

The miasma in the crowded subway was making the passengers feel anxious.

The abandoned house was filled with a miasma of decay and rot.

The miasma of regret and nostalgia enveloped the protagonist as they revisited their childhood home.

The miasma of suspicion surrounding the new employee was hard to shake.

The gym was filled with the miasma of sweat and stale air.

Many diseases that were once attributed to miasma, such as cholera and typhoid fever, were later found to be caused by specific bacteria.

The early settlers of the area had to face the constant threat of miasma from the nearby wetlands.

The miasma of grief and loss was evident at the funeral.

The miasma of violence and crime made the city feel unsafe.

No matter where he goes, a miasma of ill fortune seems to follow him.

The financial crisis left behind a miasma of mistrust in the banking system.

The miasma of decay in the abandoned building was nauseating.

The new office building seems to have a miasma of bad luck, with several accidents happening already.

Ever since the new family moved in, the entire neighborhood seemed to be under a miasma of bad luck.

Ever since the new boss took over, there's been a miasma of ill fortune around the office.

The doctor suggested that the patient's illness might be caused by the miasma in the air.

The miasma of uncertainty about the future made the student nervous.

The small village had a miasma of fear and superstition that made outsiders feel unwelcome.

The miasma of fear kept the villagers inside their homes at night.

The sailors feared the miasma that could arise from being stuck on a ship for too long.

The miasma caused by the oil spill was affecting the marine life in the bay.

The school was struggling under a miasma of budget cuts and teacher layoffs.

The dark miasma of grief hung over the family after the sudden loss of their loved one.

The swamp was believed to be the source of the miasma that caused the fever.

The physicians in the Middle Ages believed that miasma could spread the Black Death.

The medieval theory of miasma held that foul smells could cause disease.

The miasma of smoke and pollution made it difficult to breathe in the city.

The small town had a miasma of bad luck surrounding it after the tragic accident.

The concept of miasma was central to the ancient theory of miasma as a source of disease.

The overcrowded and unsanitary conditions of the tenements were blamed for the miasma that caused the cholera outbreak.