sickroom (Meaning)

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sickroom (n)

a room to which a sick person is confined

The sickroom was a somber place, filled with the smell of antiseptic and the faintest hint of decay.
The nurse carefully monitored her patient in the sickroom, checking his vital signs and administering medications.
Visitors were restricted to the sickroom for a limited time, as the patient was extremely vulnerable to infection.
The doctor entered the dimly lit sickroom, his footsteps barely audible on the polished floor.
The air in the sickroom was thick with tension and anxiety, as the family waited for news of their loved one's condition.
The priest stood at the foot of the sickroom, offering words of comfort to the dying patient.
The young boy lay motionless in the sickroom, his breathing shallow and his eyes closed.
The isolation of the sickroom weighed heavily on the patient, who longed for the company of loved ones.
The medical team worked tirelessly in the sickroom, trying desperately to save the patient's life.
The abandoned sickroom remained a poignant reminder of the suffering that had taken place within its walls.

a room to which a sick person is confined

sanatorium, infirmary, clinic,hospital, medical center, sanitorium, sick bay,sanitarium, hospice,home

No antonyms found.

The sickroom was a somber place, filled with the smell of antiseptic and the faintest hint of decay.

The nurse carefully monitored her patient in the sickroom, checking his vital signs and administering medications.

Visitors were restricted to the sickroom for a limited time, as the patient was extremely vulnerable to infection.

The doctor entered the dimly lit sickroom, his footsteps barely audible on the polished floor.