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Meanings of hypochondria in English
Portuguese
hipocondria Catalan
hipocondria 
Usage of hypochondria in English
1
They faint and swoon, have panic attacks and hypochondria the whole time.
2
Especially is this true of those who suffer from fits of hypochondria.
3
Hysteria, hypochondria and neurasthenia are increasing with fearful rapidity among both sexes.
4
Even his blackest hypochondria had never envisioned quite so miserable a catastrophe.
5
His naïve confidence in life and himself ended in jealous misanthropy and hypochondria.
6
Such a man is in the fair way to settled hypochondria.
7
It suffers from a condition which, in an individual, would be called hypochondria.
8
Then she leaves her companions and seems to be the victim of hypochondria.
9
They call it hypochondria, I call it a lively awareness of the inevitable.
10
Few people are free from the distressing evils which hypochondria brings.
11
Idleness begets ennui, ennui the hypochondria, and that a diseased body.
12
The blood thinners left me often exhausted, and then hypochondria came to play.
13
Doctors find that a history of physical or sexual abuse may foreshadow hypochondria.
14
Foolish, of course, but I told you he has a tendency toward hypochondria.
15
No, nonsense, that was hypochondria-therewas nothing wrong with him but simple eyestrain.
16
Her depressions were aggravated by acute hypochondria and a paranoid fear of dying.
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