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

2. The French for Corpulence is Corpulence

3. Dictionary entry overview: What does Corpulence mean? • Corpulence (noun) The noun Corpulence has 1 sense:

4. He inclined to corpulence.

5. Corpulence f (plural Corpulences) Corpulence (quality of being corpulent) Related terms

6. How to say Corpulence in English? Pronunciation of Corpulence with 2 audio pronunciations, 10 synonyms, 2 meanings, 11 translations, 1 sentence and more for Corpulence.

7. What does Corpulence mean? The definition of Corpulence is the state of being extremely overweight

8. What are synonyms for Corpulence?

9. He was inclined to corpulence.

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12. Corpulence makes a man reasonable, pleasant and phlegmatic

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15. (noun) An example of Corpulence is an obese per

16. 3 synonyms for Corpulence: adiposis, overweight, stoutness

17. Definition of Corpulence in the Definitions.net dictionary

18. Corpulence is a word for excessive weight

19. How to use Corpulence in a sentence.

20. Corpulence definition is - the state of being corpulent

21. The Corpulence Index (CI) or Ponderal Index (PI) is a measure of leanness (Corpulence) of a person calculated as a relationship between mass and height

22. Colombard adds finesse, Corpulence, freshness and edginess to the wine

23. Definition of Corpulence noun in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary

24. Corpulence definition, bulkiness or largeness of body; fatness; portliness

25. This article makes a deep analysis of corpulence affecting health from physiology, psychology and sociology and puts forward the effective preventing measures against corpulence.

26. Criminality and Corpulence: Weight Bias in the Courtroom Valena Elizabeth Beety

27. Later he saw the girls in shawls, distorted by early corpulence.

28. English Translation of “Corpulence” The official Collins French-English Dictionary online

29. Corpulence is a sensitive word for most overweight people.

30. Ils ajustent la mousse et les ressorts à ta Corpulence

31. Corpulence: the condition of having an excess of body fat

32. The Crossword Solver found 20 answers to the Corpulence crossword clue

33. Le Colombard apporte au vin nervosité, finesse, Corpulence et fraîcheur

34. Letter on Corpulence, addressed to the public by Banting, William, 1797-1878

35. The animals shed weight, dropping an average of about 14 percent of their corpulence.

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37. Vomitorial Corpulence is widely known as one of the first Christian grindcore bands.

38. Synonyms for Adiposity include fatness, obesity, corpulence, chubbiness, plumpness, fleshiness, portliness, rotundity, grossness and embonpoint

39. Lo, if she walk in the West, so cumbrous her Corpulence is The

40. This is William Banting's original letter on Corpulence re-published with a modern introduction

41. MCT can restrain corpulence and control cholesterol sediment in tissue reduce cholesterol of serum.

42. This is William Banting's original letter on Corpulence re-published with a modern introduction

43. Because of her Corpulence, the heavyset woman was the joke of many fat jokes

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45. The property of excessive fatness Familiarity information: Corpulence used as a noun is very rare.

46. Le Monde ( 2001 ) Ce calcul permet de contrôler l'évolution de la Corpulence de l'enfant.

47. 16 synonyms of Corpulence from the Merriam-Webster Thesaurus, plus 7 related words, definitions, and antonyms

48. Corpulent translation in French - English Reverso dictionary, see also 'corpulence',couplet',corpus',complet', examples, definition, conjugation

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50. Vomitorial Corpulence was a grindcore band that originated in Melbourne, Australia.The band was started by Paul Green

51. Corpulence: ( ō-bē'si-tē ), [MIM*601665] An excess of subcutaneous fat in proportion to lean body mass

52. Garcia a comparé la Corpulence et le poids aux femmes disparues ayant aussi fait de la chirurgie.

53. Twin Studies and the "Heritage of Corpulence" Part 1: Separating a shared environment from shared genes

54. 🔊 Fast food has only increased the Corpulence of American people, making us the most obese people on the

55. 🔊 The doctor warned his patient that her Corpulence could be life-threatening and urged her to try and lose weight

56. Find 5 ways to say Corpulence, along with antonyms, related words, and example sentences at Thesaurus.com, the world's most trusted free thesaurus.

57. Corpulent; Further reading “Corpulence” in Trésor de la langue française informatisé (The Digitized Treasury of the French Language).

58. Corpulence NYT Crossword Clue Answers are listed below and every time we find a new solution for this clue we add it on the answers list

59. Corpulence, caused many obnoxious boils to appear, and two rather formidable carbuncles, for which I was ably operated upon and fed into increased obesity

60. The 95% isodose enclosing the tumor is similar for most patients whilst the lower isodoses are dependent on physical Corpulence meaning mostly the amount of …

61. It was first proposed in 1921 as the "Corpulence measure" by Swiss physician Fritz Rohrer and hence is also known as Rohrer's Index

62. The Latin word "corpus" means "body," and Corpulence is when someone has a lot of body, in other words, they’re fat.

63. Of great concern is that this Corpulence has definitively been linked to the youthful onset of diabetes and hypertension, and to strokes and heart attacks in middle age.

64. En agissant sur ce co-répresseur, il a été possible de modifier fondamentalement la Corpulence des souris étudiées.

65. "body size" (either large or small, with adjective), from Old French Corpulence (14c.) "Corpulence; physical size, build," from Latin corpulentia "grossness of body," abstract noun from corpulentus "fleshy, fat," from corpus "body" (from PIE root *kwrep-"body, form, appearance") + -ulentus "full of." In English, the restriction to "bulkiness, obesity, largeness of

66. But Corpulent and corpulence are less often used than they once were, and we're now probably more likely to say "obese" and "obesity"

67. C'est bien le même, même Corpulence trapue, même coiffure, même moue maussade que dans l'imagerie du mal, si récente

68. A self-perpetuating machine with food, beverage, and dietary supplement value chain contingencies either reinforcing the Corpulence and complacency with sedentary life options and/or reinforcing the hope that an easy and effective solution does indeed exist.

69. These inhibitors act as substantially specific inhibitors of 11 beta HSD1 and are thus suitable for the treatment and prevention of diabetes, metabolic syndrome, adiposis, corpulence, overweight, hyperlipoproteinemia, hypoglycemia, hyperinsulinemia, arteriosclerosis, dementia, depressions, osteoporosis, glaucoma, or virus diseases.

70. “The surreal Corpulence of the boy is a distraction, and when we watch him steal the only pieces of meat from his uncomprehending blind stepsister's rice bowl we are reminded not of Chaplin but of Fellini.”

71. These slender legs suggest that BAR 3877-11 was a fast-moving, Cursorial predator, and Chiappe & Bertelli state that ‘the long-established correlation between their corpulence and reduced Cursorial agility needs to be re-evaluated’

72. ‘The surreal Corpulence of the boy is a distraction, and when we watch him steal the only pieces of meat from his uncomprehending blind stepsister's rice bowl we are reminded not of Chaplin but of Fellini.’

73. 2.1.6 Obstacles - Les obstacles naturels ou créés pour une épreuve devraient raisonnablement tenir compte des variations de taille et de Corpulence des concurrents et devraient être construits pour fournir une sécurité suffisante à tous les concurrents, officiels et spectateurs.

74. Corpulence, and from my earliest years I had an inex- pressible dread of such a calamity, so, when I was between thirty and forty years of age, finding a tendency to it creeping upon me, I consulted an eminent surgeon, now long deceased,-a kind personal friend,-who recom- mended increased bodily exertion before my ordinary