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Definition of Bleariness
1. [n -ES]
Lexicographical Neighbors of Bleariness
Literary usage of Bleariness
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Birmingham Medical Review (1890)
"Frontal headache, pain at the back of the eyes and over the nose, with bleariness
of the eyes, backache (usually severe), and pains between the shoulders ..."
2. Georges Lewys' The "charmed American": (François, L'Américain) A Story of by Gladys Adelina Lewis (1919)
"Every poilu has cotton in the ears,—a squinting bleariness in the eyes—about the
face. We salute a second twilight and a second dawn with the fanfare,—a ..."
3. Birmingham Medical Review (1890)
"Frontal headache, pain at the back of the eyes and over the nose, with bleariness
of the eyes, backache (usually severe), and pains between the shoulders ..."
4. Georges Lewys' The "charmed American": (François, L'Américain) A Story of by Gladys Adelina Lewis (1919)
"Every poilu has cotton in the ears,—a squinting bleariness in the eyes—about the
face. We salute a second twilight and a second dawn with the fanfare,—a ..."
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