Hypochondriac is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HYPOCHONDRIAC in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one who suffers from hypochondria
• a person who is abnormally anxious about their health.
• A person affected with hypochondriasis.
• a patient with imaginary symptoms and ailments
ADJECTIVE:
• Of or pertaining to hypochondria, or the hypochondriac regions.
• Affected, characterized, or produced, by hypochondriasis.
• suffering from hypochondria
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• hypochondriacal

Words related to HYPOCHONDRIAC

hypochondriacs30 phrenesiac17

Words that contain HYPOCHONDRIAC

hypochondriacs30 hypochondriacal31 hypochondriacally36

How to use HYPOCHONDRIAC in a sentence

• I am like the hypochondriac with his list of patent medicines.
• I felt no inclination now to think of old Sir Alfred as a hypochondriac because he had taken such hyperseeming precautions regarding the Chapel.
• There would always be nervous women and hypochondriac men enough for its dupes.
• I so continually speak of my illness, Mary, that I fear you have good right to think me that worst kind of bore, a hypochondriac.
• Allston on the Walls of His Studio The Hypochondriac Lectures on Art.
• Enchantress waited on my birth, And bade the hypochondriac walk the earth.
• And who is there who does not know how strongly the force of imagination acts? On this subject she had now become a perfect hypochondriac.
• In personal tribute I may add that I have never been hypochondriac in any possible respect.
• There was scarcely a sickly or hypochondriac person, from the Hill of Presburg to the Iron Gates, who had not taken large quantities of them.
• He does not suffer bodily pain, but is said to have long fits of moping and melancholy, and he is manifestly hypochondriac.
• Rosenhagen, besides being delicate, was hypochondriac.
• Moore, but she, too, was overruled by the impatient hypochondriac.
• Governor Lewis had, from early life, been subject to hypochondriac affections.
• This singular intellectual poet has taken my Faustus to himself, and extracted from it the strongest nourishment for his hypochondriac humour.
• This same advice Luther hands on to another who was becoming a hypochondriac as he had been.
• I have now a constant correspondence with him, and find him a little hypochondriac and discontented.
• The stocking-weavers and silk-spinners around it, consider me as a hypochondriac Englishman, about to write with a pistol the last chapter of his history.
• Not an intimation of the hypochondriac nor of the convalescent do I find in him.
• Johann Mayrhofer was regarded by his acquaintance as an hypochondriac, whose general depression of spirits entered largely into his poetical writings.
• In a case of the marriage of cousins, themselves the offspring of cousins the husband was a hypochondriac, and seven children idiotic.
• The fretful hypochondriac would do well to bear this fact in mind, and not take it for granted that all are cold and selfish who fail to sympathize with his fantastic cares.
• For his thoughts, as he wandered through the Satory woods alone, had been the thoughts of a hypochondriac.
• He was one-eyed, sickly, lame in one foot, and a gloomy hypochondriac to boot.
• He had for a patient Burgomaster Cliffort, a rich old hypochondriac with whom he could do nothing because he would insist on living high and taking too little exercise.
• He was a gentle hypochondriac, and, at intervals, a maniac, who literally turned to poetry, like Saul to the harper, for relief from his sufferings.

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