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stethoscopic
[ steth-uh-skop-ik ]
Other ˜yÐÄvlog Forms
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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of stethoscopic1
Example Sentences
"She will have all her teeth, and they will gleam beautifully in Technicolor on a Stethoscopic Screen. There will be a Plot."
He has a stethoscopic ear for the sounds disappointment can squeeze from a human heart.
When Mr. Kumar visited the zoo, it was to take the pulse of the universe, and his stethoscopic mind always confirmed to him that everything was in order, that everything was order.
He must formulate judgments; and as soon as he simply describes and analyzes and explains and interprets his stethoscopic experiences, his statements become a system of theoretical ideas.
Whether the patient actually has heart trouble or not, the doctor can make him think he has by listening too long to the stethoscopic murmurings.
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