Whoever holds one human being in bondage, invites others to plant the foot on his own neck.
Where is the political enactment, the moral precept, the Divine command, teaching an adverse doctrine?
A moral action must not only be the voluntary offspring of the actor, but must also be performed, to be judged by laws which shall determine it to be good or bad.
The stomach itself was filled with blood and there was a generalized ecchymotic appearance of the mucosa, with small, submucous hematomata and a number of tears in the pyloric portion.
There was a linear ecchymotic line at the upper edge of the zone of edema, especially on the antero-internal face.
The color of the ecchymotic spot will give a valuable clew as to the time between the infliction of the wound and death.
On autopsy nothing was found but two smallecchymotic spots in the peritoneum covering the intestine, the largest not the size of a bean.
Ecchymotic spots are frequently found beneath the serous membranes, pericardium, pleura, and peritoneum.
When it first appeared in New England a large proportion of the cases, and especially of the grave cases, exhibited petechial eruptions and ecchymotic spots, whence the disease presently received the name of spotted fever.
The skin is generally yellow, sometimes quite intensely icteric, but seldom showing the ecchymotic extravasations of yellow fever.
The forearms and hands were almost uniformly purple and the face turgid; many ecchymotic spots on the trunk and lower limbs were nearly black and measured {819} one or two inches in diameter.
The ureters and bladder sometimes present ecchymotic spots, and the contained urine is mingled with blood.
Minute dots (speckled redness) are due to minute extravasations, andecchymotic irregular patches are sometimes seen.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "ecchymotic" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
