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bedridden
[bed-rid-n]
adjective
confined to bed because of illness, injury, etc.
bedridden
/ ˈɛˌɪə /
adjective
confined to bed because of illness, esp for a long or indefinite period
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of bedridden1
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of bedridden1
Example Sentences
I spent a lot of months bedridden, and now that I’m not, I’m very much like a rodeo bull.
She added that the “Cousin Skeeter” actor would “mostly be bedridden” as part of his recovery.
The loss of her livelihood left her bedridden for several days.
The office worker from Devon describes days bedridden with "excruciating" pain and chronic itching, while waiting up to 18 months for NHS treatments.
Fatigue from multiple rounds of chemo had him bedridden at his Michigan home by February, the month he finished them up.
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