sickroom

IPA: sˈɪkrum

noun

  • A room to be used by someone who is ill.
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Examples of "sickroom" in Sentences

  • The stench in his sickroom was intense.
  • But a sickroom was a sickroom, and illness had an odor.
  • He advised his readers to ventilate sickrooms and to seek fresh air in cities.
  • Blake obeyed, relief at being cast out of the sickroom evident in his rapid withdrawal.
  • But the sickroom was a different place now, when we had Allan's cheery visits to enliven our long evenings.
  • Yet, whereever the doctor may be in his fantasy, he is physically in the sickroom, confronting a parient and a wound.
  • Without the breeze, Ali noticed for the first time the pervasive sickroom odors that the fragrant ocean air had kept at bay.
  • We were all crowded into the little study, which I'd reluctantly surrendered as a "sickroom" when Sadd had announced his impending demise.
  • I make to bend to gather them, but I stop when I see Mother Celeste of Jesus come into the sickroom holding a lit candle, followed by the other nuns.
  • A long-faced nurse in a sickroom is a visible embodiment and presence of the disease against which the eager life of the patient is fighting in agony.

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