There is no real Life, but chearful Life; therefore Valetudinarians should be sworn before they enter into Company, not to say a Word of themselves till the Meeting breaks up.
Such People are Valetudinarians in Society, and they should no more come into Company than a sick Man should come into the Air: If a Man is too weak to bear what is a Refreshment to Men in Health, he must still keep his Chamber.
Some of these valetudinarians drink as many as forty-six glasses of mineral water a day!
Will Europe and America, with the entire civilized world, furnish valetudinarians in sufficient numbers to fill the hotels, villas, and boarding houses now rising at every stage of the same way?
Surely rich English valetudinarians will not let this humane work stand still, seeing, as they must do daily, the urgent necessity of such interference!
Of course thevaletudinarians contribute to the general prosperity, a prosperity which it is difficult for residents in an English watering-place to realize.
Valetudinarians who regularly retire to rest, and arise at certain hours, are unable, without injurious violence to their feelings--to resist the inclination to do so.
True, ma'am, there arevaletudinarians in reputation as in constitutions; and both are cautious from their appreciation and consciousness of their weak side, and avoid the least breath of air.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "valetudinarians" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
