| Theatre exists in such an eternally precarious state of valetudinarianism that observers keep predicting its imminent demise. |
| A common characteristic of hypochondriascism and valetudinarianism is that both possess exaggerated fears about potential disability. |
| The Ginshen Wubao can support human immunity, especially for aged people and valetudinarianism. |
| These monuments to Victorian valetudinarianism were packed with patented paraphernalia such as exercise machines and weightlifting contraptions. |
| They should savor not of valetudinarianism, but of athletic development. |
| It is as though mediocrity, or even entertainment, were a virus, and the note of valetudinarianism is struck pretty frequently: I seldom go to the theater. |
