plagueful (Meaning)
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plagueful (a.)
Abounding, or infecting, with plagues; pestilential; as, plagueful exhalations.
Synonyms & Antonyms of plagueful
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plagueful Sentence Examples
- The plagueful pandemic ravaged entire cities, leaving a trail of devastation and death.
- The disease spread like wildfire, infecting and killing thousands in its plagueful grip.
- The plagueful hordes of rats infested the streets, carrying germs that spread disease throughout the population.
- The plagueful stench of decay hung heavy in the air, choking the lungs and sickening the soul.
- The plagueful symptoms of fever, chills, and vomiting tormented the afflicted, leaving them helpless and alone.
- The plagueful fear of contagion gripped the community, isolating individuals and dividing society.
- The plagueful consequences of the epidemic extended beyond physical suffering, leaving a lasting impact on the social and economic fabric.
- The plagueful darkness descended upon the land, extinguishing the light of hope and plunging it into despair.
- The plagueful pain of loss gnawed at their hearts, leaving them broken and forever scarred.
- The plagueful legacy of the pandemic serves as a sobering reminder of the fragility of life and the importance of vigilance.
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Abounding, or infecting, with plagues; pestilential; as, plagueful exhalations.
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The plagueful pandemic ravaged entire cities, leaving a trail of devastation and death.
The disease spread like wildfire, infecting and killing thousands in its plagueful grip.
The plagueful hordes of rats infested the streets, carrying germs that spread disease throughout the population.
The plagueful stench of decay hung heavy in the air, choking the lungs and sickening the soul.
