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infirmary

noun as in clinic

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He justified his small pharmacy by saying that they allergy medications, and that the infirmary had prescribed them for him.

In the beginning of May, none of the six infirmary beds at Serrana’s Santa Casa Hospital and the city’s Basic Healthcare Unit are occupied, and the waiting line for beds both in infirmaries and intensive care units has zeroed.

Eventually, the New York Infirmary for Indigent Women and Children expanded into a hospital and a women’s medical college.

Over one hundred women volunteered their services at the infirmaries.

The captain replied, “Well, he was a mess, so the first thing we did was get him to the infirmary to get him cleaned up.”

He can barely make out what the woman in the infirmary is saying.

Her affiliations are with Mt. Sinai and New York Eye and Ear Infirmary.

She remained in the infirmary after returning to jail, and Carter declined to elaborate on the nature of her medical condition.

Public charities, such as the Infirmary and the Lancaster School received annual subscriptions until the companies came to an end.

Barrent had been taken to the infirmary, where his injuries were patched up.

Then there was the infirmary full of occupants on that merry New Year's night.

I believe you were the magistrate who attended to take down the deposition of a poor man who died in the Infirmary last night.'

When he was allowed to leave the infirmary, it was not to go to his solitary cell, but to share the dormitory with the others.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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