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What is sanguineous?

"Sanguineous" refers to something bloody or resembling blood. It comes from the Latin word "sanguis", meaning blood.

Here's how it's used:

* Medical: A "sanguineous discharge" is a discharge containing blood.

* Descriptive: You might describe a scene as "sanguineous" if it's bloody and gruesome.

* Figurative: "Sanguineous" can be used metaphorically to suggest a strong emotional connection to something, like a "sanguineous love".

Important Note: While "sanguine" often refers to being optimistic, it's not related to "sanguineous". They have separate meanings and origins.

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