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Definition of Inunctions
1. inunction [n] - See also: inunction
Lexicographical Neighbors of Inunctions
Literary usage of Inunctions
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. The Venereal diseases by United States Surgeon-General's Office (1918)
"Patients cannot be trusted to give themselves inunctions ; but they can ...
After six inunctions, a day should be skipped and the patient allowed a bath. ..."
2. Therapeutics by Armand Darier (1912)
"inunctions. Inunction constitutes the most efficacious and the speediest way of
... Although mercurial inunctions have a prompt and efficacious action when ..."
3. Infant Feeding and Its Influence on Life, Or, The Causes and Prevention of by Charles Henry Felix Routh (1879)
"Febrile Excitement best quieted by inunctions—Rationale of their Operation.— Nutritive
Injections.—Aphthae, Malignant Variety.—Treatment.—Conclusion. III. ..."
4. On uterine and ovarian inflammation, and on the physiology and diseases of by Edward John Tilt (1862)
"MERCURIAL inunctions. I have advocated their use in sub-acute ... If any utility
is to be derived from mercurial inunctions, they must be made according to ..."
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