Definition of Miasms

1. Noun. (plural of miasm) ¹

¹ Source: wiktionary.com

Definition of Miasms

1. miasm [n] - See also: miasm

Lexicographical Neighbors of Miasms

miasma theory
miasmal
miasmaler
miasmalest
miasmalike
miasmas
miasmata
miasmatic
miasmatical
miasmatist
miasmatists
miasmic
miasmically
miasmology
miasmous
miasms (current term)
miaul
miauled
miauling
miauls
mib
mibefradil
mibs
mibuna
mica
micaceo-calcareous
micaceous
micafungin
micaless

Literary usage of Miasms

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. Report on the Importance and Economy of Sanitary Measures to Cities by John Bell, Henry Grafton Clark, John Hoskins Griscom, New York (N.Y.). Board of Councilmen (1860)
"On the means of remedying the sewer miasms, or of preventing the offensive ... "THE REMEDY FOR THE SEWER miasms.—This is the great question which you have ..."

2. Organic Chemistry in Its Applications to Agriculture and Physiology by Justus Liebig (1841)
"CHAPTER XL ON POISONS, CONTAGIONS, AND miasms. A GREAT many chemical compounds, some derived from inorganic nature, and others formed in animals and plants, ..."

3. Proceedings and Debates of the Third National Quarantine and Sanitary by New York (City). Board of Councilmen, Board of Councilmen (1859)
"On the means of remedying the sewer miasms, or of preventing the offensive ... "TnE REMEDY FOR THE SEWER miasms.—This is the great question which you have ..."

4. The Chemistry of Common Life by James Finlay Weir Johnston, Arthur Herbert Church (1880)
"The narcotics, the beverages, the odours, and the miasms.— Influence of light upon the body.—The structure, functions, and special composition of the grey ..."

5. Chemistry in Its Application to Agriculture and Physiology by Justus Liebig (1843)
"ON POISONS, CONTAGIONS, AND miasms. A GREAT many chemical compounds, some derived from inorganic nature, and others formed in animals and plants, ..."

6. Elements of General Pathology by John Fletcher, John James Drysdale (1842)
"... CONTAGION —[NATURE OF miasms—HENLE'S THEORY—LIEBIG'S THEORY]— MODE OF ACTION OF miasms—ABSORPTION OF miasms—INOCULATION—[CHANGES op THE BLOOD IN ..."

7. Report of the Sanitary Commission of New Orleans on the Epidemic Yellow by New Orleans (La.). Sanitary Commission (1854)
"There is danger of the transmissibility of yellow fever, only under three conditions : First, from miasms (which I call ordinary miasms) in the port ..."

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