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) adjectiveShe is being dragged backwards, away from the excrescence that despoils her bedroom floor, onto the landing.Trenhalle, John A Means to Evil
The idea is that the person is the real thing, whereas the writing is somehow an excrescence or epiphenomenon.Edited by Robin Robertson MORTIFICATION: Writers' Stories of their Public Shame (2003)
There were no hills, only flat barren fields growing an excrescence of barbed wire between themselves and the enemy.Appiganesi, Lisa Dreams of Innocence
Whether out of delicacy or a profound obliviousness, he didn't comment on the gangrenous-looking excrescence at the centre of my face.Reeves, Robert Doubting Thomas
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