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Meanings of confirmed invalid in English
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Usage of confirmed invalid in English
1
For the last fifteen years my mistress was a confirmed invalid.
2
I suppose Mrs. Hopper has been telling you I am a confirmed invalid.
3
She had the pale, shrunken face and large, bright eyes of a confirmed invalid.
4
The other was suffering from a nervous affection, which rendered her a confirmed invalid.
5
She is a confirmed invalid, and her disease inclines her to quiet and solitude.
6
His mother was a highly nervous woman, and for many years a confirmed invalid.
7
She had an affection of the chest which rendered her a confirmed invalid for years.
8
The old man had become a confirmed invalid, confined by chronic rheumatism to his chair.
9
She was a confirmed invalid and an asthmatic.
10
She is a confirmed invalid and seldom seen.
11
Never again could he undertake a voyage of discovery, for he was now a confirmed invalid.
12
One is blind, another is a confirmed invalid.
13
She was a confirmed invalid, and, poor thing!
14
Thomas P. Laighton had become a confirmed invalid; nor did he live very long after this time.
15
Your mother has become a confirmed invalid, and is incapable of looking after the children and the house.
16
The other is a confirmed invalid.
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