leperous Antonyms
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Meaning of leperous
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leperous (a.)
Leprous; infectious; corrupting; poisonous.
leperous Sentence Examples
- The medieval leperous ward in the village was a place of isolation and despair.
- She was terrified by the leperous beggar who approached her on the street.
- The leperous colony was home to hundreds of people who had been ostracized from society due to their disease.
- The leperous man dragged himself through the streets, begging for alms.
- The leperous sores on her skin were a constant reminder of her illness.
- He was a leperous monk, one of the many who had been banished from the monastery.
- The surgeon's hands were leperous and scarred from years of performing surgery on lepers.
- The leperous beggar's voice was hoarse and weak, but his eyes shone with hope.
- The leperous leper was treated with kindness and compassion by the nuns who cared for him.
- The leperous leper was a symbol of the suffering of the innocent.
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Leprous; infectious; corrupting; poisonous.
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No antonyms found.
The medieval leperous ward in the village was a place of isolation and despair.
She was terrified by the leperous beggar who approached her on the street.
The leperous colony was home to hundreds of people who had been ostracized from society due to their disease.
The leperous man dragged himself through the streets, begging for alms.
