pestilential in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for pestilential in the English»Spanish Dictionary

pestilential in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for pestilential in the English»Spanish Dictionary

pestilent [ˈpestɪlənt, Am ˈpestlənt] ADJ, pestilential [ˌpestɪˈlentʃəl, Am ˌpestəˈ-] ADJ

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The early plantings proved miserably unsuccessful and the rabbits were a pestilential presence until the creation of rabbit boards.
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It was instituted in 1880 in a then pestilential area which it was hoped the prisoners could farm.
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Two millennia of population-scything epidemics seem to have hard-wired the language of pestilential blight, curse and even punishment into our culture.
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A pestilential destruction upon them, and soon afterward such a famine, as destroyed them more suddenly.
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The dismal creatures surfacing from history's pestilential swamps were rarely illiterate.
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The air is so healthy that there is no disease-bearing cloud, or pestilential vapour, or corrupting breeze.
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Through drainage, filling and spraying they succeeded, making the region newly attractive because less pestilential.
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Some animals haven't been so lucky - we've spotted a stoat lurking around the cowshed and, having no great love for these pestilential mustelids, borrowed a stoat trap from some friends.
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I hope it helps bring some relief and support to the majority of decent firms having to cope with this pestilential plague of touts.
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A little later, a pestilential epidemic broke out, which claimed many victims.
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