Miasma is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MIASMA in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a noxious vapor, also MIASM
• an unpleasant or unhealthy smell or vapour
• an oppressive or unpleasant atmosphere which surrounds or emanates from something
• unwholesome or foreboding atmosphere
• Infectious particles or germs floating in the air; air made noxious by the presence of such particles or germs; noxious effluvia; malaria.
• an unwholesome atmosphere
• unhealthy vapors rising from the ground or other sources

Words related to MIASMA

miasm9 miasmal11 miasmas11 miasmata12 miasmatic15 miasmic13 miasmous12

Words that contain MIASMA

miasmal11 miasmas11 miasmata12 miasmatic15 miasmatous14 miasmatical17

How to use MIASMA in a sentence

• The suburbs of New Orleans lie low, and the swampy soil emits a poisonous miasma.
• He was a most agreeable and intelligent young fellow, but invalided like myself through the poisonous miasma of the south.
• But, alas for the sad reality! the cool breath of those glittering water-meadows too often floats laden with poisonous miasma.
• This deposit is a dreadful nuisance, and must be productive of miasma during the hot weather.
• When I was on the Texan expedition, and raw to soldiering and camping, we had to sleep in low ground, and suffered terribly from a miasma.
• Fever, the miasma of the fens, had been the deadly lava for this Pompeii.
• Yet even in these States we behold the effects of a miasma wafted from the South.
• Then indeed should I have no fears for those poor unfortunates, whose first unthinking error places them unconditionally within the miasma of vice and crime.
• I knew what it was that hung like a miasma over that house.
• There is a moral malaria of the place as fatal to the versatile life of the imagination as the physical miasma is to health.
• The rains set in in earnest, and the reek of the Plains rose like an evil miasma to the turbid heavens.
• Such mental conditions as ingratitude, lust, malice, hate, constitute the miasma of earth.
• Hussey, the miasma of whose breath, according to a well-informed murder organ in Dublin, poisons one-half of the kingdom of Kerry.
• Dodd to Smyrna in the autumn of 1854, they went to Salonica, expecting to remain there during nine months, and then to retire before the miasma of summer.
• The surrounding country is fertile, but unhealthy during the hot weather, on account of the miasma rising from the morasses and lagoons.
• They were there in the filth, in the heat haze, in a mist of miasma and mosquitoes.
• They did not stay long at the meeting of the two rivers, fearing the miasma of the marshy soil, but retreated to the hills where they went into camp again.
• To some children they are the sunlight, to others miasma.
• Better a thousand times the wild hurricane than the calm miasma.
• I had been sleeping on the ground along the river for over a month, drinking impure water from the creeks, and I fell an easy victim to the prevailing miasma.
• So the sun carries off the miasma of the marsh, the pollution of cities, and then sends the winds to wash and cleanse themselves in the sea-spray.
• North and east rose a thousand patches of blue smoke like swamp miasma.
• Assume that a dusky individual best escaped miasma and you will readily see what I mean.
• A fetid miasma, ascending from this cause, added pestilence to famine, and woes ensued too awful to be described.

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