in·con·ti·nent [ɪnˈkɒntɪnənt] ПРИЛ.
1. incontinent МЕД.:
- incontinent
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2. incontinent перенос. form (uncontrollable):
- incontinent
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- incontinent
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Immediately following surgery patients were often stuporous, confused, and incontinent.
en.wikipedia.org His aim was to reduce the patient to the infantile level, in which he is completely helpless and doubly incontinent.
en.wikipedia.org Arguably, however, irrationality continues to play a major part in what have been seen as the incontinent voices of postmodern discourse.
en.wikipedia.org They may become incontinent (wet or soil themselves); they may also vomit or have increased secretions (foam at the mouth).
en.wikipedia.org Concerns were also raised about insufficient bathing -- once per week for incontinent residents.
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