atrabiliar (Meaning)
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atrabiliar (a.)
Melancholy; atrabilious.
Synonyms & Antonyms of atrabiliar
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atrabiliar Sentence Examples
- The atrabiliar patient displayed an excessive accumulation of black bile, leading to melancholy.
- The atrabiliar humor was believed to be responsible for depression and other mental disorders in ancient medical theory.
- The atrabiliar temperament was characterized by irritability, pessimism, and a tendency towards solitude.
- The physician prescribed bloodletting to reduce the atrabiliar humor and improve the patient's mood.
- The atrabiliar disposition was often attributed to excessive indulgence in heavy foods and beverages.
- The atrabiliar individual found solace in writing poetry that expressed their dark and brooding emotions.
- The atrabiliar personality was often regarded with suspicion and fear in society.
- The atrabiliar temperament was thought to be a predisposing factor for physical ailments, such as gout and rheumatism.
- The concept of atrabiliar humor has been largely abandoned in modern medicine, but the term is still used metaphorically to describe a pessimistic or melancholic disposition.
- The atrabiliar tendency is sometimes associated with creative genius, as it can foster intense introspection and imagination.
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Melancholy; atrabilious.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The atrabiliar patient displayed an excessive accumulation of black bile, leading to melancholy.
The atrabiliar humor was believed to be responsible for depression and other mental disorders in ancient medical theory.
The atrabiliar temperament was characterized by irritability, pessimism, and a tendency towards solitude.
The physician prescribed bloodletting to reduce the atrabiliar humor and improve the patient's mood.
