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Definition of Perspired
1. perspire [v] - See also: perspire
Lexicographical Neighbors of Perspired
Literary usage of Perspired
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. The Practitioner by Gale Group, ProQuest Information and Learning Company (1896)
"The child perspired very profusely at night, and often, also, in the daytime when
exerting herself. There was no tremor; the reflexes were normal The mental ..."
2. The London Medical Gazette (1830)
"... bis skin looked of an unhealthy hue ; he was irritable and nervous, and
perspired copiously with the least exertion, and had lost flesh considerably. ..."
3. Sketches of the Philosophy of Life by Thomas Charles Morgan (1819)
"... herbivorous Animals—Uric Acid—Skin considered as an organ of secretion in
various animals—Relation of the perspired fluids to the urinary and intestinal ..."
4. Physical education; or, The nurture and management of children, founded on by Samuel Smiles (1838)
"C. EXCRETION OF perspired FLUIDS. But the most important function of the skin,
as connected with our subject, is Excretion of old matter from the system in ..."
5. Forgotten Meanings, Or, An Hour with a Dictionary by Alfred Waites (1886)
"... i have much perspired." In fact, transpire and perspire are etymologically as
nearly perfect synonymes as the nature of language permits : the latter, ..."
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