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Definition of constipated in English: constipatedadjective ˈkɒnstɪpeɪtɪdˈkɑnstəˌpeɪdəd 1Affected with constipation. regular heroin users can become constipated Example sentencesExamples - Infants with botulism appear sluggish, feed poorly or stop eating, are constipated, have a weak cry, and poor muscle tone.
- His views and attitudes were formed in naval wardrooms and are more usually representative of public opinion than the constipated gripings of his critics on the left.
- A constipated body can lead to a constipated mind, and makes some of us feel moody and irritable.
- You mention prescription laxatives for a constipated patient.
- This release has plenty of gusto when the tracks are taken in moderation, but it's kinda hard to take the band's jarring riffing and constipated vocal delivery for an entire album.
- An emotionally constipated Englishman is something we're all used to, but when the hero is American you have to wonder what's wrong with the chap.
- If your baby is bottlefed and constipated, your doctor may suggest mixing a small amount of laxative medicine into the formula.
- For instance, women often don't take iron pills in pregnancy because they get constipated and assume that this is the effect of the iron.
- You may feel bloated, constipated, or depressed.
- In a constipated infant, it may be necessary to perform colonic irrigation with limited amounts of sterile saline.
- This year, all ad agencies seem to be suffering from constipated creativity.
- I seem to be somewhat constipated after last night's meatloaf dinner.
- Sometimes the piles stage a comeback after a number of years if you get constipated and do too much straining, or don't eat enough roughage.
- There are several scenes of this constipated sort.
- The ratio of powder to water has been calculated in order to give your baby the right amount of food to water, and prevent your baby becoming constipated or dehydrated.
- There's a constipated sense about the public space in Australia at present.
- Which brings us back to the question of why it is that a people who are so expansive in their love of life should be so constipated when it comes to football.
- I've got pain here and in my back, I'm constipated, my nerves are acting up, my ears are clogged, and my right ankle swells and turns black.
- This might happen after a very large meal, during pregnancy, if you are constipated, or when you wear tight-waisted clothes or bend forward.
- You know what we know in bereavement that you're excreting endogenous opioids, and we know that opioids cause constipation, so we can reasonably understand that bereaved people can get constipated.
- 1.1 Repressed or inhibited.
he's one of those emotionally constipated, stiff-upper-lip types
Origin Mid 16th century: from Latin constipat- 'crowded or pressed together', from the verb constipare, from con- 'together' + stipare 'press, cram'. Definition of constipated in US English: constipatedadjectiveˈkɑnstəˌpeɪdədˈkänstəˌpādəd 1(of a person or animal) affected with constipation. Example sentencesExamples - His views and attitudes were formed in naval wardrooms and are more usually representative of public opinion than the constipated gripings of his critics on the left.
- In a constipated infant, it may be necessary to perform colonic irrigation with limited amounts of sterile saline.
- This might happen after a very large meal, during pregnancy, if you are constipated, or when you wear tight-waisted clothes or bend forward.
- You may feel bloated, constipated, or depressed.
- I've got pain here and in my back, I'm constipated, my nerves are acting up, my ears are clogged, and my right ankle swells and turns black.
- Which brings us back to the question of why it is that a people who are so expansive in their love of life should be so constipated when it comes to football.
- This release has plenty of gusto when the tracks are taken in moderation, but it's kinda hard to take the band's jarring riffing and constipated vocal delivery for an entire album.
- You know what we know in bereavement that you're excreting endogenous opioids, and we know that opioids cause constipation, so we can reasonably understand that bereaved people can get constipated.
- You mention prescription laxatives for a constipated patient.
- This year, all ad agencies seem to be suffering from constipated creativity.
- There are several scenes of this constipated sort.
- A constipated body can lead to a constipated mind, and makes some of us feel moody and irritable.
- There's a constipated sense about the public space in Australia at present.
- The ratio of powder to water has been calculated in order to give your baby the right amount of food to water, and prevent your baby becoming constipated or dehydrated.
- For instance, women often don't take iron pills in pregnancy because they get constipated and assume that this is the effect of the iron.
- I seem to be somewhat constipated after last night's meatloaf dinner.
- An emotionally constipated Englishman is something we're all used to, but when the hero is American you have to wonder what's wrong with the chap.
- Sometimes the piles stage a comeback after a number of years if you get constipated and do too much straining, or don't eat enough roughage.
- If your baby is bottlefed and constipated, your doctor may suggest mixing a small amount of laxative medicine into the formula.
- Infants with botulism appear sluggish, feed poorly or stop eating, are constipated, have a weak cry, and poor muscle tone.
- 1.1 Slow-moving; restricted or inhibited in some way.
he's one of those emotionally constipated, stiff-upper-lip types
Origin Mid 16th century: from Latin constipat- ‘crowded or pressed together’, from the verb constipare, from con- ‘together’ + stipare ‘press, cram’. |