Meanings of sudden indisposition in English

Owing to a sudden indisposition-hisskin tingled at the thought of the hooting.

I- Idon'tquite know what's the matter: a sudden indisposition-nothingserious.

Sir Jee, a prey to a sudden indisposition, had departed.

He came in looking as usual and bearing an apology from the hostess for her sudden indisposition.

A few minutes after, she complained of sudden indisposition, and left the room, and she did not return that evening.

But, as the entertainment was all in his honor, I shall be taken with a sudden indisposition, and countermand my supper.

Beyond a slight pallor and a little fulness about her eyes, Van Berg could detect no trace of her sudden indisposition.

The first idea that occurred to him, when he had noticed my behaviour, was, that I was assailed by some sudden indisposition.

She had serious misgivings, however, which Mrs. Mayburn's sudden indisposition, and the marks of suffering upon her face, did not tend to banish.

Performances were cancelled at short notice because of what the manager called Mr. Poe's " sudden indisposition," a euphemism for total intoxication.

The Prioress found herself misdoubting this sudden indisposition of Sister Seraphine who, though flushed and excited, shewed none of the usual signs of sickness.

I invented for her a sudden indisposition, a dizziness which obliged her to leave off waltzing, and I conducted her back to my aunt.

Sudden indisposition had prevented the palatine attending, but his grandson knew well how to be his substitute.

"When you preached upon the sudden indisposition of our late Superior."

"It is a sudden indisposition," he said.

"Tannhauser" I heard again at Munich, but "Lohengrin" had to be postponed owing to the sudden indisposition of Herr Lindemann.