hypochondriac in Spanish
hypochondriac in Spanish is hipocondríaco, hipocondriaco, hipocóndrico — hypochondriac means a person who is excessively and persistently worried about having a serious illness, despite little or no medical evidence.
hypochondriac in Spanish
hipocondríaco
Related to, or affected by hypochondria.
hipocondriaco
Related to, or affected by hypochondria.
hipocóndrico
Related to, or located in the hypochondrium.
hipocondríaco
A person affected with hypochondria.
hipocondriaco
A person affected with hypochondria.
What does "hypochondriac" mean?
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noun A person who is excessively and persistently worried about having a serious illness, despite little or no medical evidence.
"As a hypochondriac, he googled every headache as a possible tumor."
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adjective Relating to or affected by this kind of excessive health anxiety.
"Her hypochondriac tendencies meant frequent, unnecessary doctor visits."
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hypochondriac in a sentence
- As a hypochondriac, he googled every headache as a possible tumor.
- Her hypochondriac tendencies meant frequent, unnecessary doctor visits.
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What is "hypochondriac" in Spanish?
"hypochondriac" in Spanish is hipocondríaco, hipocondriaco, hipocóndrico. hypochondriac means: A person who is excessively and persistently worried about having a serious illness, despite little or no medical evidence.
How do you use "hypochondriac" in a sentence?
Example: "As a hypochondriac, he googled every headache as a possible tumor." In Spanish, "hypochondriac" is hipocondríaco, hipocondriaco, hipocóndrico.
Are there other ways to say "hypochondriac" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 3 translations listed for "hypochondriac": hipocondríaco, hipocondriaco, hipocóndrico.
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