invalidism

1 The doctor's wife had wavered between invalidism and delicate health for some years, and had settled into retirement until her daughter brought her out once more, first at Wolf Head, then in Beacon Street.

2 Whether it was Œnone's state of invalidism or the state of her affections which drew from Garth, a grunt of "Poor girl!"

3 It would have made the consciousness of my invalidism still more painful.

4 We are as a man living in a luxuriously appointed house, and yet, on account of invalidism, unable to appreciate his splendid home and environments.

5 Although he was dressed for dinner, there was that about him which suggested invalidism.

6 Later in life she often read light literature in abundance, to drown the sensations of pain, and to pass away the hours of invalidism.

7 This was perhaps the gayest period of my life, in spite of increasing invalidism.

8 But though they offered unprecedented mobility, these wicker-and-wood chairs were seen as a sign of invalidism and dependence—and couldn’t have been more different from the modern wheelchairs that offer even more ways to move.

9 It is astonishing how pusillanimous two years of invalidism can make one.

10 As Eliot went through a crisis involving his turn to Christianity, Vivien’s invalidism, and his mother’s death, his letters got more and more intense and confessional.

11 I think everyone in the town felt sickened by the accident, and by the prospect of helpless invalidism ahead of a fine active man.

12 He is afraid," Sydney went on, with the air of one who repeats a lesson, "that you are drifting into a state of hopeless invalidism, which you might still avoid.

13 Each of his figures exists in a limbo of invalidism, enervation, atrophied mythology, Arcadian dreams of bathing beauties, and all our endless Modernist nudes by riverbeds, in parks, beds, stripped naked facing us, or masturbating.

14 Add to this, that the Good Physician should heal him of his 'chronic invalidism' and then—well what's the use of dreaming?

15 The following years are little, to outward sight, but a record of invalidism, of trying this or that doctor, but still ever decreasing health and strength.

16 It wholly lacks that fairylike appearance of a cure where invalidism is an elegant pastime.

17 No request, however whimsical, seemed too much for her affection, though my demands were unceasing, in the selfishness of my invalidism.

18 It is a frequent cause of prolonged invalidism, and of permanent deformity, and is attended with a considerable mortality.

19 And if invalidism is a career, an illness is an adventure; moreover, no doubt, it was a relief to Victoria Gwynne to have her thinking done by some one else for a time.

20 He is a trifle eccentric, but his invalidism gains him many excuses.

1 病弱

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2 伤病者比率

invalidity

3 虚弱

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4 伤残

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