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constringe

[kuhn-strinj] / kənˈstrɪndʒ /


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If the vomiting tends to become less frequent, acetate of lead may be prescribed, in the hope that it will exert some constringing action upon the gastro-intestinal mucous membrane.

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It constringes and brings them close together; stops the Bleedings; and generally falls off at the End of two Days.

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A cold air constringes the extremities of the external fibers of the body; this increases their elasticity, and favors the return of the blood from the 189 extreme parts to the heart.

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He has also the fault that you pointed out to me in Hazlitt on the constringing and diffusing of substance.

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A cold air constringes the extremities of the external fibres of the body; this increases their elasticity, and favors the return of the blood from the extreme parts to the heart.

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