pestilential

And he could see no way past this river of pestilential creatures.

But I've already told all this to that pestilential inspector.

That pestilential disease could attack through any kind of exposed cut or injury.

A label whose pestilential back catalogue has never been more relevant.

But there's more at stake than simply eliminating her pestilential existence.

Her fire was the precise hue of the sun's pestilential aura.

A little later, a pestilential epidemic broke out, which claimed many victims.

But trying to survive in this pestilential place was proving futile too.

"If men were not so pestilential, it would be easier for heroines to trust despite the evidence!"

I shall be quitting this pestilential place upon my return."

Corpses floated away in a pestilential cloud of black dots.

"From this day forth I shun the pestilential society of literary women," he wrote a friend.

The climate is unhealthy in summer, when pestilential hot winds are sometimes destructive to life.

The island's pestilential climate also continued to take its toll of the invaders.

What was worse, he was coming down with a pestilential flux.

Maybe in a neighborhood as pestilential as all New York.

Good job too, a young thing like her oughtn't to be out late on a pestilential night like this.

Today, the harbor is a pestilential mix of sewage and toxic waste.

And we would be free of this pestilential drizzle."

"And here's this pestilential old woman coming to tea.

If so, how many others had she brushed against and breathed upon in the days since her pestilential education at the crypt?

"I heard nothing but the pestilential wind," said Georg hoarsely.

Just his luck to have caught a chill on that pestilential mountain-top.

"Have you been in this pestilential city long?"

I cannot face the job-seekers who are a pestilential menace to my health."