mercurial
பாதரசம்
definition
noun
In refractory HF with anasarca, hyperchloremic acidosis was induced to potentiate the effect of intravenous mercurials .
a drug or other compound containing mercury.
adjective
his mercurial temperament
(of a person) subject to sudden or unpredictable changes of mood or mind.
The mercurial bromide was re-extracted and analyzed by capillary gas chromatography/electron capture detector, using an internal standard for quantification.
of or containing the element mercury.
translation of 'mercurial'
பாதரசம் கலந்த மருந்து வகை
example
Brownish-black may indicate chronic 'mercurial' poisoning caused by the formation of sulfide of mercury in the tissues.
Everyone is wise to the mercury dangers in paints, but patients need to know that button batteries, 'mercurial' antiseptics and broken thermometers are sources of mercury.
‘You have the most 'mercurial' personality I have ever met,’ he stated.
At times you feel frustrated with Ellie and her 'mercurial' temperament.
Rhea's temperament was infamously 'mercurial' - one would never know what she was thinking, or when she might strike.
The condensation beading on it gave it a 'mercurial' sheen.
I shuffled off to where he'd pointed, feeling a cold bar of 'mercurial' metal, like in thermometers, stretch from the first bone of my chest, and settling into the pit of my stomach.
A mature woman with an in form, solid basic game against a young brilliant, 'mercurial' player lacking in confidence.
These 'mercurial' chemicals are never taken lightly.
Could it be my 'mercurial' temper, causing many rash actions or hurtful, wicked comments?
He grinned briefly in a 'mercurial' change of mood.
In acute LV failure with pulmonary edema, phlebotomy, rotating tourniquets, and parenteral 'mercurial' diuretics were effective.
No decision of importance could be made without the chairman, and he was 'mercurial' , often changing his mind once a decision had been made.
He's always been a 'mercurial' musician with one foot on his distortion pedal and one foot out the door on the way to his next project.
Over the years, researchers provided Eli Lilly with numerous articles indicating the hazards of injecting humans with 'mercurial' substances such as thimerosal.
They require complex and varied solutions, involving complicated, multiplex, 'mercurial' people who use a wide variety of approaches.
He then embarked upon a legal career which was characterised by often brilliant legal exposition, and 'mercurial' temperament.
Mercury amalgams are used in dentistry, and 'mercurial' aids such as the thermometer and blood pressure apparatus aid the doctor.
Their awkwardness, overextended maturity, 'mercurial' temperaments, and easy companionship were all spot on.
Nor does she depict adolescence as a period of mental instability, characterized by 'mercurial' moods and impulsive, self-gratifying actions.
In a 'mercurial' change of temper, he grabbed her shoulders and shook her, once, twice.
Okada projected the 'mercurial' shift of moods in Beethoven's Fantasie Op 77 with resonant sonority.
Ms Short is notorious for her outspoken comments and her 'mercurial' temperament.
And don't forget ‘liquid metal,’ dynamically controlled 'mercurial' globs you can push around on your canvas.
Jim's mind is 'mercurial' , but I like his company more than anything.
One of the most talented and versatile Scottish performers, McKidd is mesmerising as Frankie, capturing all the 'mercurial' moods of a man who can switch from sentimentality to aggression at the flick of a switchblade.
He is 'mercurial' , unpredictable and headstrong.
Mrs. Lincoln became known as much for her fashion sense as her 'mercurial' temperament and place in history.
During his four years in office, Mr. Chen has proven to be a 'mercurial' and unpredictable leader.
The 'mercurial' bromide was re-extracted and analyzed by capillary gas chromatography/electron capture detector, using an internal standard for quantification.
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