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Hypochondriacs don't just harm themselves; they clog the whole health-care system.hypochondriacs = people who worry excessively about imaginary, personal illnesses
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Patients with hypochondria often are not aware that fear creates symptoms they think are caused by another disease.hypochondria = excessive worry about imaginary illnesses
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The Internet is a hypochondriac's best friend.hypochondriac = someone who worries excessively about imaginary illnesses
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He's an absolute hypochondriac! (source)hypochondriac = someone who always worries about imaginary illnesses
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He was reputed to be a hypochondriac and a deeply paranoid, frustrated man. (source)hypochondriac = someone who worries excessively about imaginary illnesses
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His way of dealing with his memories had seemed to be hypochondria. (source)hypochondria = excessive worry about imaginary illnesses
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She seemed to have a one-track vocabulary, like Lou Ann's hypochondriac mother-in-law, though fortunately Turtle's ran to vegetables instead of diseases. (source)hypochondriac = someone who always worries about imaginary illness
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Not only that: Trey was inconsiderate, and selfish, and given to hypochondria. (source)hypochondria = excessive worry about imaginary illnesses
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Even hypochondriacs sometimes have real illnesses, and I don't think it was my nervousness alone that made me feel that the political system we had known was coming to an end, and that what was going to replace it wasn't going to be pleasant.† (source)hypochondriacs = people who worry excessively about imaginary, personal illnesses
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Hypochondriasis.† (source)
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He accepted it unhesitatingly-the man was a slight hypochondriac. (source)hypochondriac = someone who worries about imaginary illnesses
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Hypochondria.† (source)Hypochondria = a psychological disorder characterized by excessive worry about imaginary, personal illnesses
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They included bankrupts, hypochondriacs, persons who were what is called "out of a situation" from fault or lucklessness, the inefficient of the professional class—shabby-genteel men, who did not know how to get rid of the weary time between breakfast and dinner, and the yet more weary time between dinner and dark.† (source)hypochondriacs = people who worry excessively about imaginary, personal illnesses
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Your options are pretty much to let it spew out all the time like Deo, or try to suppress it, which is what my dad did, and I think it came out in his hypochondriasis, thinking he was dying all the time.† (source)
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Or, rather, I was seeing it but in a wholly different way: not the ecstatic prodigy; not the mystic, the solitary, heroically quitting the concert stage at the height of his fame to retreat into the snows of Canada —but the hypochondriac, the recluse, the isolate.† (source)hypochondriac = someone who worries excessively about imaginary, personal illnesses
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It can't explain how it feels, though on the other hand it can't lie, build up its symptoms, or indulge in the pleasures of hypochondria.† (source)hypochondria = a psychological disorder characterized by excessive worry about imaginary, personal illnesses
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