Meanings of physical ailment in English

A depressed, seasonal affective disordered pseudo-transvestite with every emotional and physical ailment going.

The physical ailment had sparked a panic attack, and I was certain I was dying.

He had a racial terror of physical ailment.

Nowadays they are saying that worry will kill a man quicker than any sort of physical ailment.

It became so bad that her parents took her to a doctor who prescribed medicine for a physical ailment.

And by health I mean not the absence of physical ailment or disease, but a high condition of vitality.

It had possibly soured her, or her over-plumpness may have been due to some physical ailment which rendered her irritable.

But I am grieved to hear that Whitlock is abed-"nophysical ailment whatever-justworn out," his doctor says.

The fact that Amy had been suffering from a physical ailment, as well as one of the mind, troubled Ruth exceedingly.

His Yankees teammates wrote him off as a guy who milked any physical ailment as an excuse not to have to pitch.

The physicians she consulted knew no answer except to reassure her that she had no physical ailment to account for the strange sensations.

As a result, it isn't uncommon for depressives or lonely people to emphasise a physical ailment in order to get their euthanasia request approved.

Frequently, people suffering psychological disorders are thought by their families to be under the influence of malign spirits, or showing symptoms of a physical ailment.

Whatever the physical ailment, there is in every instance a better remedy for an acute trouble, and infinitely better remedies for deep-seated troubles, than alcoholics.

A folly that was partly the effect of too much reading of sensational novels, partly of physical ailment, for she was really feverish and ill.

Hypertension, heart disease, stroke and arthritis are common physical ailments, Dave said.