1. Bloodletting synonyms, Bloodletting pronunciation, Bloodletting translation, English dictionary definition of Bloodletting

2. Bloodletting definition is - phlebotomy

3. 3 synonyms for Battue: bloodbath, bloodletting, bloodshed

4. How to use Bloodletting in a sentence

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9. Bloodletting Beast is weak to Fire & Serrated.

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11. In leeching …incorporated into the practice of Bloodletting

12. What does Bloodlettings mean? Plural form of bloodletting

13. Bloodletting, of course, is exactly what it sounds like

14. 8 It'seems keener on blood transfusions than on bloodletting.

15. Bloodletting was flourishing in the Middle Ages in Europe

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18. Bloodletting began in ancient times to cure or prevent disease.

19. Bloodletting is the withdrawal of blood from a patient to prevent illness or cure disease and could involve Bloodletting performed by bloodletters or by applying leeches

20. Before antibiotics were developed, Bloodletting was used to treat serious illnesses

21. Bloodletting is a medical tradition that probably began in prehistoric times

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23. Bloodletting Bloodletting therapy is defined as the practice of treating diseases through the removal of a small amount of blood from patients 1). Bloodletting therapy has been widely used around the world since the time of Hippocrates in the West and primitive society in China 2).

24. Ethnic Bloodletting [ S or U ] the situation in which a company reduces the number of people working for it: EWS carried out further Bloodletting by sacking some senior employees.

25. Biafra Genocide: Nigeria: Bloodletting and Mass Starvation, 1967–1970 (Cold War 1945–1991)

26. To see if Bloodletting—phlebotomy, as it's officially known—could be protective, U.S

27. Porter says these early doctors really did try to make Bloodletting be humane.

28. Bloodletting, removal of blood in treating diseases.Bloodletting is frequently mentioned in the Talmud

29. Bloodletting is the third studio album by American alternative rock band Concrete Blonde

30. This might explain the association between fainting and stimuli such as bloodletting and injuries.

31. Bloodletting definition, the act or practice of letting blood by opening a vein; phlebotomy

32. See 2 authoritative translations of Bloodletting in Spanish with example sentences and audio pronunciations.

33. Bloodletting procedures, including leeching, became the most common medical procedure throughout the early modern period

34. Synonyms for Bloodiness include gore, blood, bloodshed, carnage, slaughter, butchery, cruor, grume, bloodletting and killing

35. The red advertised the Bloodletting, and the white represented the tourniquet to stem the bleeding

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37. Lady Xook holds a bowl containing bloodletting apparatus consisting of a stingray spine and bloodstained paper.

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39. The lintel depicts Bird Jaguar IV and his wife Lady B'alam Mut participating in a bloodletting ritual.

40. It begins with the Vampire epic "Bloodletting", a rather slow tempo groove with lyrics about Vampires

41. The governor handled the violent uncertainties of his country, the incessant bloodletting, a lot better than I did.

42. It begins with the Vampire epic "Bloodletting", a rather slow tempo groove with lyrics about Vampires

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44. Bloodletting is a notable passive skill that grants increased damage with bleeding and increased attack damage against bleeding enemies

45. 6 To illustrate: A couple of centuries ago, it was customary to resort to bloodletting as a supposed cure.

46. Bloodletting--purposefully cutting the human body to release blood--is an ancient ritual, associated with both healing and sacrifice

47. Bloodletting — the practice of withdrawing blood from a person’s veins for therapeutic reasons — was common for thousands of years

48. Bloodletting has been employed since ancient times as a method to keep the body’s so-called four humors in balance

49. Bloodletting is giving the present day doctors some hope of curing disorders that could be difficult to manage using conventional techniques

50. Bloodletting may occur during a Bear market, in which the value of securities in many sectors may decline rapidly and heavily

51. For example, if she has 25% of her health left (or 50% of 50%) when Bloodletting, the energy gain will be halved

52. Bloodletting was a regular form of medical treatment for ancient Greeks, with its benefits debated by scholars such as Hippocrates and Galen.

53. Bloodletting (plural Bloodlettings) (historical, medicine) The archaic practice of treating illness by removing some blood, believed to be tainted, from the stricken person

54. By the early 19th century, many patients regularly submitted to various Bloodletting practices as a means of preventing or treating infection and disease.

55. Lady Wak Tuun is carrying a basket containing the tools used for the bloodletting ritual, including a stingray spine, rope and bloodstained paper.

56. Bloodletting was a historically practiced medical procedure which involved removing a set amount of blood from the veins of a patient for therapeutic purposes

57. Her songwriting and singing focus remains much more roots-oriented, as the opening strut/stroll of "Bloodletting (The Vampire Song)" makes clear.

58. It marks a shift for the band toward gothic rock. Bloodletting peaked at number 8 on the Australian ARIA Charts and was certified gold

59. At its peak, Bloodletting was a phenomenon that was well-regarded by the medical community as a viable treatment strategy for almost any disease process.

60. Doctors still use Bloodletting, for instance, in cases of polycythemia—an abnormally high red blood cell count—and in a hereditary disease called hemochromatosis, which …

61. Allopaths offered ‘heroic’ therapy treating patients with bloodletting, blistering, purging and emetics, essentially treating symptoms with harsh deadly compounds; the theory was to effect an

62. From antiquity until the beginning of the 19th century, Bloodletting was considered a panacea, and it was the most common and versatile form of medical treatment.

63. Famous Historical Bloodlettings It has been reported that George Washington fell victim to a botched bloodletting procedure, after nine pints of blood were drained from him

64. The trust in and respect for this historical method meant that many practitioners, including top-tier military doctors, swore by Bloodletting after others considered it useless

65. Knowing that his recovery was impossible, I refrained, with his full concurrence, from having him tormented with miscalled Alleviations, such as opiates, bloodletting, and so forth.

66. At their central temple in Tenochtitlan, Templo Mayor, the Aztecs practiced both bloodletting (offering one’s own blood) and human sacrifice as part of their religious practices

67. Bloodletting can be cast if Garuda has less than 50% of her maximum HP remaining, but will only restore energy proportionate to the amount of HP sacrificed

68. Last year Ben Kavoussi published an interesting article on SBM called "Astrology with Needles" in which he purported a historical connection between acupuncture and Bloodletting

69. ‘The Bloodletting at the organisation, which employs 6,000 people across the country, follows a report which was highly critical of the corporation.’ Word of the day griff

70. I had previously thought that Bloodletting was a uniquely Western cultural invention – part of Galenic medicine involving the balancing of the four humors, one of which being blood.

71. ‘The Bloodletting at the organisation, which employs 6,000 people across the country, follows a report which was highly critical of the corporation.’ Word of the day hey up

72. Historians suggest that the classic red-and-white barber pole is linked to Bloodletting, with red representing blood and white representing the tourniquet used to slow the bleeding

73. Bomb threat cancels Ateneo classes Bloodletting was a key medical practice in 19th century Europe: it Abruptly stopped even though there was relatively little argument about its benefits or failures.

74. Bloodletting, a practice originally performed to remove the bad humors from the body, was initiated by the Egyptians around 1000 BC and lasted until the end of the 19th century

75. After acute articular rheumatism 1591 was recognised as an independent disease entity, bloodletting remained the treatment of choice for most doctors right up to the end of the 19th century.

76. During the Middle Ages Bloodletting, which involves cutting open a vein and allowing blood to drain, was a common treatment for a wide range of maladies, from sore throat to plague.

77. But if the conditions operate like austerity measures – imposed without significant accompanying growth measures – they will be more akin to bloodletting: the patient must risk death before receiving genuine medicine.

78. BLOODLETTING INSTRUMENTS IN THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF HISTORY AND TECHNOLOGY AUDREY DAVIS My heart seemed to die within me when I entered this dismal Bagnio, and found my brain assaulted by such insufferable effluvia.

79. — Bill Ott: a harsh verbal or written attack But what makes "Cinderella & Company" more than just a book-length Bloodletting is Hoelterhoff's unexpected sympathy for most of the singers about whom she writes.

80. It shows a bloodletting ritual being carried out by king Itzamnaaj B'alam II and his wife Lady K'ab'al Xook, the king stands holding a burning torch over his wife, who pulls a spiked rope through her tongue.