ructation (Meaning)
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ructation (n.)
The act of belching wind.
Synonyms & Antonyms of ructation
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
ructation Sentence Examples
- The loud ructation reverberated through the otherwise silent dining room.
- Jack's persistent ructation after consuming beans embarrassed his co-workers.
- The professor's ructation interrupted her lecture, causing stifled laughter among the students.
- The smell of garlic lingered in the air after the group's meal, accompanied by an occasional ructation.
- Mary's ructation was a sign of her indigestion, which she had been suffering from all day.
- Tom's excessive ructation made it difficult for him to dine in public.
- The doctor prescribed antacids to alleviate John's ructation, which had become a nuisance.
- The baby's ructation after feeding was a normal and healthy sign of digestion.
- The wine pairing at the dinner party resulted in several instances of ructation among the guests.
- The use of bismuth subsalicylate is a common treatment for ructation caused by gastrointestinal distress.
FAQs About the word ructation
The act of belching wind.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The loud ructation reverberated through the otherwise silent dining room.
Jack's persistent ructation after consuming beans embarrassed his co-workers.
The professor's ructation interrupted her lecture, causing stifled laughter among the students.
The smell of garlic lingered in the air after the group's meal, accompanied by an occasional ructation.
