Forced to lie in bed, for example because of an illness or injury.
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Examples for "bedridden"
Examples for "bedridden"
1I said the father was a penniless pauper; he died lingeringly bedridden.
2On the day of the ordeal only the bedridden remained at home.
3Dad had been bedridden for months and was in a nursing home.
4Even bedridden, the patriarch dominates the space by means of an intercom.
5She's normally bedridden, but as you can see, she's very strongly moved.
1He was never bedfast and never had to be waited on.
2Every now and then for a good many years he's had a bedfast spell.
3At the coming of winter, Uncle Zed was bedfast.
4She had become bedfast when she was nineteen.
5Darned near bedfast I was!
1I expected Liz coming to ask me why I wasn't yet abed.
2The carpenters were no doubt all abed, their work done at last.
3I was at Coldmoat, safe abed. She looked down at the water.
4The first to go was the practice of taking my chocolate abed.
5Whether Drayden had died in battle or abed, Roland could not know.
6There is the dawn, Mironsac, and it is time we were abed.
7Ser Arys was pleasant company abed, but wit and he were strangers.
8In an upstairs room several Runelords lay abed after a hard ride.
9All you have to do is to stay abed and keep still.
10Such a habit we have got this winter of lying long abed.
11I'm done with lying abed and letting you have all the fun.
12Janiaud used to lie abed all day, and drink absinthe all night.
13She, however, is still abed with her arms intertwined behind her neck.
14The Whitbys are abed, and the son has commenced his bellows snore.
15Late in life Tom was in terrible pain, with two years abed.
16Why are you not abed and asleep, at this time of night?
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