leprose Antonyms
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Meaning of leprose
Wordnet
leprose (s)
rough to the touch; covered with scales or scurf
Webster
leprose (a.)
Covered with thin, scurfy scales.
leprose Sentence Examples
- The leprosarium was a somber place, filled with the sickly sweet stench of decaying flesh.
- The leper's skin was covered in eroded ulcers, a testament to the ravages of the disease.
- The villagers cast fearful glances at the leprosarium, terrified of contracting the dreaded disease.
- The leper's fingers were gnarled and deformed, a cruel reminder of the disease's toll.
- The monk tended to the lepers with unwavering compassion, his heart heavy with their suffering.
- The leprosarium stood on the outskirts of the city, a place of isolation and despair.
- The leper's eyes were clouded with pain, the disease slowly eroding his sight.
- The priests performed a solemn ritual, offering prayers for the lepers' souls and their eventual salvation.
- The leper colony was a sanctuary for those who had been cast out by society, a place where they could live without fear of persecution.
- The leprosarium was a symbol of humanity's darkest and most compassionate instincts, a testament to both the suffering and resilience of the human spirit.
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rough to the touch; covered with scales or scurfCovered with thin, scurfy scales.
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The leprosarium was a somber place, filled with the sickly sweet stench of decaying flesh.
The leper's skin was covered in eroded ulcers, a testament to the ravages of the disease.
The villagers cast fearful glances at the leprosarium, terrified of contracting the dreaded disease.
The leper's fingers were gnarled and deformed, a cruel reminder of the disease's toll.
