Hypochondria is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HYPOCHONDRIA in dictionary:

NOUN:
• suffering from imaginary illness
• Hypochondriasis; melancholy; the blues.
• chronic and abnormal anxiety about imaginary symptoms and ailments
• abnormal chronic anxiety about one's health.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• extreme depression of mind or spirits often centered on imaginary physical ailments; hypochondriasis

Words related to HYPOCHONDRIA

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Words that contain HYPOCHONDRIA

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How to use HYPOCHONDRIA in a sentence

• All his life he suffered from hypochondria, but curiously traced his malady to the stars rather than to his own liver.
• Never sail under a navy captain whom you suspect of being dyspeptic, or constitutionally prone to hypochondria.
• Hypochondria shows itself in a perpetual hunting after things that vex and annoy, and then brooding over them.
• At all events, poor Johnson had to go about girt with continual hypochondria, physical and spiritual pain.
• An inherited scrofula, which often took the form of hypochondria and threatened to affect his brain, deprived him of control over the muscles of his face.
• Hypochondria causes a man to be always searching for and racking his brain about things that either irritate or torment him.
• See BOSWELL, hypochondria, and JOHNSON, melancholy.
• Blue devils, hypochondria, and doleful dumps, went and hid themselves among the nooks and crannies of the rocks.
• The slight hypochondria which made him invent his imaginary ills is easily explained by his actual suffering during the emigration.
• These Fellow Voyagers in the realm of Hypochondria would give him various Capsules and Tablets, supposed to be good for whatever Ailed one at the Time.
• In the two following Stanzas, the dropsy and hypochondria are beautifully described.
• I had brought with me from home a certain touch of hypochondria, and a chronic pain in my breast, induced by a fall from horseback, perceptibly increased, and made me dejected.
• It was not that he had been terrified or crushed by misfortune, but that for some time past he had fallen into a state of nervous depression akin to hypochondria.
• Browne carefully observed for me during a considerable period three cases of hypochondria, in which the grief-muscles were persistently contracted.
• The truth is his malady was simple hypochondria, having its source in delicacy of constitution and weakness of digestion, combined with the influence of melancholy surroundings.
• It yielded to the remedies to which hypochondria usually yields, air, exercise, sunshine, cheerful society, congenial occupation.
• It displays literary grace inalienable even in the depths of hypochondria.
• It also shows plainly the connexion of hypochondria with the weather.
• A passive hypochondria, born of their isolation, was the last ludicrously pathetic touch of their situation.
• Hypochondria, baby as he was, seemed already to have fixed his fangs upon him.
• Add to this that his peculiar passions and longings took the form of fierce hypochondria.
• He seems to have had intermittent attacks of hypochondria.

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