mias'matical

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miasma (mɪˈæzmə) [Click for IPA pronunciation guide]
 
n , pl -mata, -mas
1.  an unwholesome or oppressive atmosphere
2.  pollution in the atmosphere, esp noxious vapours from decomposing organic matter
 
[C17: New Latin, from Greek: defilement, from miainein to defile]
 
mi'asmal
 
adj
 
miasmatic
 
adj
 
mias'matical
 
adj
 
mi'asmic
 
adj

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