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miasmic

/maɪˈæz.mɪk/

Traducción: Adjetivo que describe algo lleno de miasmas o que los evoca; una atmósfera o influencia extremadamente desagradable o insalubre, como la de un aire viciado o corrupto.

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adjective

/maɪˈæz.mɪk/C2formalobsoleto
  • esAdjetivo que describe algo lleno de miasmas o que los evoca; una atmósfera o influencia extremadamente desagradable o insalubre, como la de un aire viciado o corrupto.

An adjective describing something that is filled with or resembles a miasma; a highly unpleasant or unhealthy atmosphere or influence.

  1. Filled with noxious fumesC1formal

    Characterized by a foul, unhealthy, or polluted atmosphere, often from decaying matter or pollution.

    esMeftico, que despide miasmas

    • The miasmic air of the swamp made it difficult to breathe.
    • They avoided the miasmic alleyways of the old industrial district.
    • A miasmic cloud hung over the city after the chemical spill.

    Sinónimosfetidfoulmephiticmiasmalnoisomenoxiouspestilentialpollutedputrid

    Antónimoscleanfreshpurewholesome

  2. Filled with vapor or mistC1formal

    Containing or resembling a thick, often unpleasant, vapor or mist.

    esLleno de vapor o niebla

    • The miasmic fog rolled in from the sea, obscuring the coastline.
    • A miasmic haze filled the valley after the rain.
    • The room was miasmic with steam from the hot springs.

    Sinónimoscloudyfoggyhazymistymurkysmoggysteamyvaporous

    Antónimosclearfreshpure

Formas
  • more miasmic comparative form
  • most miasmic superlative form