indisposition

The cause of her indisposition was by now clear enough.

I have not heard her complain of any indisposition, sir.

I was detained there a few days by the indisposition of my daughter.

The most obvious reason for such an attitude in a secretary was some kind of indisposition.

And the change had come with his recent indisposition .

"I see that you've managed to recover from your recent indisposition."

"All you need do day after tomorrow is claim indisposition at lunch."

We are all pretty well at home just now, though indisposition has been among us for the past fortnight.

"I'll send for my physicians, and they will see to her indisposition."

The king's indisposition, however, did not prove so grave as was at first supposed.

The empress was better, it seemed, her indisposition not having been serious.

"Perhaps you would like to leave the room till your er - indisposition is over?"

Today her mother-in-law had spent the morning in bed, complaining of an indisposition.

During the past summer I was confined, by severe indisposition, almost entirely to the house.

They began to talk of other things and her aunt's indisposition wasn't mentioned again that day.

While there may be here and there cases of this kind, such an indisposition is not always found.

"Yes, I told you it was merely a passing indisposition.

I suppose you consider it unmanly to give in to an indisposition.

What if the snake had recovered from a merely temporary indisposition?

To decline the invitation would require a most serious indisposition."

His indisposition began to clear up at once.

I had caught cold by sleeping in damp sheets which was the cause of my indisposition.

The First Lady was still recovering from her recent indisposition.

When he recovers from a slight indisposition, I can give you a visual.

I trust the Admiral's indisposition causes him no pain or distress?