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allergic
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Word definitions for allergic in dictionaries
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Word definitions in Wiktionary
a. 1 Of or pertaining to allergy. 2 Having an allergy. 3 Excessively sensitive; susceptible. n. A person with a tendency to having allergies; a person with multiple or severe allergies.
Usage examples of allergic.
He asked about her first pet, and she told him she was allergic to cats.
Some of these responses might occur in an allergic reaction, but not from an overdose, and Jeffrey had reason to believe that Patty Owen had not been allergic to Marcaine.
A person would have to know that Simone was allergic to something, in this case, peanuts, and hide it in something they knew she would eat.
There were so many things she had to do to her body that she rebelled at subjecting it to one more medication, to which she would probably be allergic anyway.
Ysaye sat with the others at a long wooden table, and cautiously tried the drink, taking a little on her tongue and waiting for the warning tingle that would indicate she was violently allergic to it.
This robotic surgeon, like all others in the known universe, thought I was allergic to sedatives.
I used my handkerchief to hold back an allergic gush from my itchy eyes and bent to get a closer look.
Her ship would have surrounded itself with an impermeable shell, one that induced a severe allergic reaction in other ships.
It drew inward, shrinking from the touch of the silk to avoid allergic reaction.
Also unfortunately, Moria proved to be one of the nine out of a thousand who had an allergic reaction to sting toxins and Turian cranked up the engine to get the girl to hospital with all dispatch.
There is no risk from allergic reaction to polyvalent antivenin because none is used.
People with asthma or a family history of asthma are sometimes allergic to acetylsalicylic acid or aspirin.
I had a cousin who had bad allergic reactions and always carried medication to keep from dying if he was ever stung by a bee.
Deon Cash liked coconut cream pie and that Jane Warr was allergic to sulfites used as a preservative.
It was a clear extrinsic allergic alveolitis but I thought myself rather clever to have traced it to its cause, and when he followed my advice and gave up so much intense composting, he quickly came round, and hailed me as a wonder-worker.