stuffiness

I know - it is the stuffiness of this room.

For all his stuffiness, he did have the welfare of the community at heart.

For all his stuffiness, I had to admit the manager was good.

The amateur stuffiness was hard to take, but at least it kept the music going.

It helped clear the liquor and the stuffiness out of his head.

"I thought you might need some fresh air after all that stuffiness.

What with the crowd and the stuffiness of the air I was feeling a bit dizzy.

The cold night air took his breath away after the stuffiness of the pub.

And it's outdoors, which takes all the stuffiness out of a trip to the museum.

It was cool and pleasant in the garden after the hot stuffiness of the house.

"We have taken away the stuffiness that has been equated with British art."

Comment: I am 76 years old an using 5 mg/24 hours for nasal stuffiness.

There is a stuffiness placed around it all to turn intruders away.

He couldn't face the stuffiness of the tunnels running under the streets.

He was sweating, and not just because of the stuffiness of the room.

To her, he is an engaging free spirit and a welcome contrast to the stuffiness of the community.

Emma felt cold, despite the metallic stuffiness of the chamber.

His head ached, the stuffiness of the room was unendurable.

Five minutes later he emerged into the humid stuffiness of the submarine.

The air had already taken on the stuffiness and stillness of an infirmary.

Inside the house the blinds were all drawn down and the stuffiness was oppressive.

If stuffiness and congestion are your main concerns, include decongestants.

Despite the stuffiness of the air around him, David felt the skin of his arms rise.

At this point, foreigners seem to understand better the imperative to release French clothes from their stuffiness.

Symptoms have been manageable except addition of nighttime stuffiness two months ago.