miasma in Polish
miasma in Polish is wyziew, miazmat — miasma means a noxious, unpleasant atmosphere, once believed to rise from swamps and waste and cause disease.
miasma in Polish
wyziew
A noxious atmosphere or emanation once thought to originate from swamps and waste, and to cause disease.
miazmat
(figurative) A noxious atmosphere or influence, an ominous environment.
What does "miasma" mean?
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noun A noxious, unpleasant atmosphere, once believed to rise from swamps and waste and cause disease.
"A miasma of rotting vegetation hung over the swamp."
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noun A pervasive, oppressive atmosphere or influence surrounding a situation.
"A miasma of suspicion surrounded the company after the scandal."
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miasma in a sentence
- A miasma of rotting vegetation hung over the swamp.
- Doctors once blamed the fever on a miasma rising from the marsh.
- A miasma of suspicion surrounded the company after the scandal.
- There was a miasma of gloom in the office after the layoffs.
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What is "miasma" in Polish?
"miasma" in Polish is wyziew, miazmat. miasma means: A noxious, unpleasant atmosphere, once believed to rise from swamps and waste and cause disease.
How do you use "miasma" in a sentence?
Example: "A miasma of rotting vegetation hung over the swamp." In Polish, "miasma" is wyziew, miazmat.
Are there other ways to say "miasma" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 2 translations listed for "miasma": wyziew, miazmat.
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