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Definition of hypochondriac in English: hypochondriacnoun hʌɪpə(ʊ)ˈkɒndrɪakˌhaɪpəˈkɑndriˌæk A person who is abnormally anxious about their health. Example sentencesExamples - And like hypochondriacs, their diagnoses always are grim.
- Is this an illness or is it an acceptable label for hypochondriacs?
- It has been the hot tech topic for hypochondriacs and health buffs for years.
- Considering the number of hypochondriacs out there, that's probably just as well.
- Psychosocial problems may be, or become, predominant, especially if patients are treated as malingerers or hypochondriacs.
- And don't you dare think that migraines are just bad headaches for hypochondriacs.
- But I think that if people check themselves regularly, they will not become hypochondriacs, it will reassure them.
- This is a valuable tool for individuals with compromised immune systems - and a virtual encyclopedia for hypochondriacs.
- We true hypochondriacs resent people like you.
- It's nearly impossible to ignore such complaints, because now and then, even hypochondriacs get sick.
- And, finally, there could be cemeteries for hypochondriacs which are, and will remain, eerily empty.
- Her patients range from the terminally ill to manipulative hypochondriacs, from veiled Bangladeshi women to convicted felons.
- Some participants were instructed to show up at hospitals later, playing the role of hypochondriacs with mysterious symptoms.
- Finally, on to a book that will delight social historians and hypochondriacs alike.
- For hypochondriacs reading this, tell the cool heart attack story.
- So there are a few hypochondriacs around then?
- It is no surprise, then, if hypochondriacs like her are the biggest culprits at wasting water.
- I'm not a hypochondriac: other than this, my health is great.
- Jack wrote back explaining it's the sort of thing he's always wanted, not old hypochondriacs like myself in the city.
- Even hypochondriacs get sick, and the anti-discrimination lobby exists in part because real discrimination exists.
Synonyms valetudinarian, valetudinary, neurotic French malade imaginaire archaic melancholico rare hypochondriast valetudinarian, valetudinary, malingering, neurotic, health-obsessed, obsessed with one's health, preoccupied with ill health, anxious about one's health rare hypochondriacal, hypochondric
adjective hʌɪpə(ʊ)ˈkɒndrɪakˌhaɪpəˈkɑndriˌæk another term for hypochondriacal Example sentencesExamples - My latent hypochondriac tendencies sometimes lead me to think that I am possibly displaying all the symptoms of SAD.
- The foot Shaoyang channel is distributed along the lateral side of the chest and hypochondriac region.
- The Shrink's been working on a series of short stories all focusing on one central character - a hypochondriac former psychiatrist.
- Roe quotes Haydon's memory of Hunt as ‘a painful, hypochondriac soul’.
- Her portrayal as a hypochondriac makes for a beguiling approach and probably gives an accurate description of her journey.
- This point can be used in the treatment of disorders of zang organs, such as spleenomegaly, hepatomegaly, hypochondriac pain or jaundice.
- With his hypochondriac tendencies it's not hard to imagine why Mrs. Unger ran out of patience.
- Mr Bennet is a very likeable character; sophisticated and witty; Mr Woodhouse is rather dim, a nervous, hypochondriac type.
- Also heavily featured is a hypochondriac police psychologist who provides Mr Paz's love interest.
- It starts below the hypochondriac region, runs obliquely downward, then transversely around the waist like a belt.
- As the liver channel passes through the costal and hypochondriac regions, it causes pain in these areas.
- Does your hypochondriac friend really need to play in shin guards and a fitted plastic face mask?
- Used for hypochondriac enlargements such as splenohepatomegaly.
- If you're not in enough pain to sue for 450 billion dollars then you're just a hypochondriac trying to get out of work.
- The great collateral of the spleen is distributed over the chest and hypochondriac regions.
- In death Mrs. Churchill was quite forgiven; criticisms of the hypochondriac aunt transformed themselves into praise of the dead.
- It eliminates hypochondriac pain and relieves stagnated anger.
- Meanwhile, she is seeking solace in a new TV series called Monk - about a hypochondriac detective.
- This causes hypochondriac pain, bitter taste in the mouth and a wiry pulse.
- Lucy is a modestly successful artist encumbered with a drunken, hypochondriac father and an uncaring American boyfriend.
Synonyms valetudinarian, valetudinary, malingering, neurotic, health-obsessed, obsessed with one's health, preoccupied with ill health, anxious about one's health
Origin Late 16th century: coined in French from Greek hupokhondriakos, from hupokhondria (see hypochondria). Definition of hypochondriac in US English: hypochondriacnounˌhaɪpəˈkɑndriˌækˌhīpəˈkändrēˌak A person who is abnormally anxious about their health. Example sentencesExamples - It's nearly impossible to ignore such complaints, because now and then, even hypochondriacs get sick.
- It has been the hot tech topic for hypochondriacs and health buffs for years.
- This is a valuable tool for individuals with compromised immune systems - and a virtual encyclopedia for hypochondriacs.
- And don't you dare think that migraines are just bad headaches for hypochondriacs.
- I'm not a hypochondriac: other than this, my health is great.
- Is this an illness or is it an acceptable label for hypochondriacs?
- And like hypochondriacs, their diagnoses always are grim.
- But I think that if people check themselves regularly, they will not become hypochondriacs, it will reassure them.
- And, finally, there could be cemeteries for hypochondriacs which are, and will remain, eerily empty.
- Finally, on to a book that will delight social historians and hypochondriacs alike.
- So there are a few hypochondriacs around then?
- We true hypochondriacs resent people like you.
- Even hypochondriacs get sick, and the anti-discrimination lobby exists in part because real discrimination exists.
- Her patients range from the terminally ill to manipulative hypochondriacs, from veiled Bangladeshi women to convicted felons.
- Some participants were instructed to show up at hospitals later, playing the role of hypochondriacs with mysterious symptoms.
- For hypochondriacs reading this, tell the cool heart attack story.
- Psychosocial problems may be, or become, predominant, especially if patients are treated as malingerers or hypochondriacs.
- Jack wrote back explaining it's the sort of thing he's always wanted, not old hypochondriacs like myself in the city.
- Considering the number of hypochondriacs out there, that's probably just as well.
- It is no surprise, then, if hypochondriacs like her are the biggest culprits at wasting water.
Synonyms valetudinarian, valetudinary, malingering, neurotic, health-obsessed, obsessed with one's health, preoccupied with ill health, anxious about one's health valetudinarian, valetudinary, neurotic
adjectiveˌhaɪpəˈkɑndriˌækˌhīpəˈkändrēˌak another term for hypochondriacal Example sentencesExamples - With his hypochondriac tendencies it's not hard to imagine why Mrs. Unger ran out of patience.
- The foot Shaoyang channel is distributed along the lateral side of the chest and hypochondriac region.
- As the liver channel passes through the costal and hypochondriac regions, it causes pain in these areas.
- Does your hypochondriac friend really need to play in shin guards and a fitted plastic face mask?
- Her portrayal as a hypochondriac makes for a beguiling approach and probably gives an accurate description of her journey.
- The Shrink's been working on a series of short stories all focusing on one central character - a hypochondriac former psychiatrist.
- This causes hypochondriac pain, bitter taste in the mouth and a wiry pulse.
- In death Mrs. Churchill was quite forgiven; criticisms of the hypochondriac aunt transformed themselves into praise of the dead.
- Mr Bennet is a very likeable character; sophisticated and witty; Mr Woodhouse is rather dim, a nervous, hypochondriac type.
- My latent hypochondriac tendencies sometimes lead me to think that I am possibly displaying all the symptoms of SAD.
- It starts below the hypochondriac region, runs obliquely downward, then transversely around the waist like a belt.
- Roe quotes Haydon's memory of Hunt as ‘a painful, hypochondriac soul’.
- Lucy is a modestly successful artist encumbered with a drunken, hypochondriac father and an uncaring American boyfriend.
- If you're not in enough pain to sue for 450 billion dollars then you're just a hypochondriac trying to get out of work.
- This point can be used in the treatment of disorders of zang organs, such as spleenomegaly, hepatomegaly, hypochondriac pain or jaundice.
- It eliminates hypochondriac pain and relieves stagnated anger.
- Also heavily featured is a hypochondriac police psychologist who provides Mr Paz's love interest.
- The great collateral of the spleen is distributed over the chest and hypochondriac regions.
- Used for hypochondriac enlargements such as splenohepatomegaly.
- Meanwhile, she is seeking solace in a new TV series called Monk - about a hypochondriac detective.
Synonyms valetudinarian, valetudinary, malingering, neurotic, health-obsessed, obsessed with one's health, preoccupied with ill health, anxious about one's health
Origin Late 16th century: coined in French from Greek hupokhondriakos, from hupokhondria (see hypochondria). |