Miasma

The miasma of decay permeating the abandoned building made it a hauntingly eerie place.

The miasma of sweat and adrenaline filled the locker room after the game.

The miasma rising from the swamp made it difficult to breathe.

The city's pollution creates a miasma that hangs over the skyline.

The miasma of fear and distrust hung heavily over the war-torn country.

The miasma of sadness hung over the funeral service.

The miasma theory of disease transmission was eventually replaced by the germ theory.

The ancient Greeks believed that miasma could be caused by certain foods or activities.

The abandoned ship had a miasma of doom and misfortune that made sailors avoid it.

The miasma of melancholy enveloped the protagonist in the novel.

The miasma of despair among the homeless population was heart-wrenching.

The smell of miasma from the landfill filled the air for miles around.

The miasma of negativity in the news was starting to affect her mental health.

The miasma of decay was almost palpable in the abandoned building.

The city was in a miasma of smog and pollution, making it difficult to breathe.

After the disastrous performance, the theater had a miasma of bad luck that was hard to shake off.

The miasma of death hung over the battlefield.

The miasma of pollution from the factories was a constant health hazard.

The miasma in the car from the old air freshener was giving the driver a headache.

The miasma of death filled the battlefield after the battle.

The teacher tried to dispel the miasma of negativity in the classroom.

The miasma of violence in the community was a growing concern for local officials.

The miasma of corruption surrounding the government was causing widespread unrest among the people.

The smell of rotting garbage was believed to create miasma and cause sickness in the tenements.

The old books were covered in a miasma of dust and mold.

The miasma of suspicion among the members of the community made it difficult to resolve the conflict.

The residents of the town were evacuated due to the toxic miasma that had spread throughout the area.

The company's toxic work environment created a miasma of stress and anxiety among the employees.

The miasma in the room was causing the patient to feel worse.

The rise of industrialization and urbanization in the 19th century led to concerns about miasma and its impact on public health.

The film portrayed a miasma of violence and depravity that shocked audiences around the world.

The miasma of guilt lingered after the argument with a friend.

The miasma of fear hung over the town after the recent string of burglaries.

The miasma of racism and discrimination is still a pervasive issue in society.

The miasma of grief and sadness filled the room after the sudden death of her father.

The miasma of illness in the hospital made it hard for her to rest and recover.

The miasma of addiction and substance abuse affected the entire community.

The miasma of poverty and inequality was palpable in the underprivileged neighborhoods.

The miasma of corruption and fraud had eroded trust in the government.

The miasma of tension and anxiety was felt in the classroom before the important exam.

The crowded, noisy room was a miasma of confusion and chaos.

The detective sensed a miasma of suspicion and deceit among the suspects.

The miasma of disease spread quickly through the crowded and unsanitary living conditions.

The modern understanding of infectious diseases has largely discredited the notion of miasma.

Malaria was once believed to be caused by miasma from swamps and marshes, but it is now known to be transmitted by mosquitoes.

The miasma of suspicion and paranoia in the office has led to a toxic work environment.

The author explored the miasma of ignorance that persists in certain parts of society.

The miasma of prejudice and discrimination against marginalized communities is still prevalent in many societies.

The politician warned against the miasma of corruption in the government.

The miasma of disease that swept through the village left many dead.