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miasm

/maɪˈæz.əm/

Traducción: Sustantivo que denota un ambiente insalubre o desagradable, así como las exhalaciones nocivas o vapores malsanos que se elevan de la tierra u otras fuentes.

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noun

C2formalcommon/maɪˈæz.əm/

A noun referring to an unwholesome or unpleasant atmosphere, or to unhealthy vapors rising from the ground or other sources.

  • 🇪🇸Sustantivo que denota un ambiente insalubre o desagradable, así como las exhalaciones nocivas o vapores malsanos que se elevan de la tierra u otras fuentes.
  1. Unwholesome atmosphere C1 formal

    A harmful or unpleasant environment or influence that pervades a place or situation.

    • The miasm of corruption hung over the entire administration.
    • A miasm of suspicion and distrust filled the room.
    • The city was enveloped in a miasm of decay and neglect.

    🇪🇸Ambiente malsano

    Sinónimos: blightcontaminationcorruptioneffluviummiasmapallpollutiontaint

  2. Unhealthy vapors C1 formal

    Noxious or foul-smelling gases, often believed in the past to rise from decaying matter and cause disease.

    • The swamp emitted a dangerous miasm that was thought to cause fevers.
    • They believed the miasm from the graveyard was responsible for the illness.
    • The miasm rising from the stagnant water was thick and unpleasant.

    🇪🇸Miasma

    Sinónimos: effluviummiasma

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