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n. (alternative spelling of sanatorium English)
Usage examples of "sanitorium".
The studio had let him keep it after he had come out of the sanitorium in 1954.
A handful with minor injuries, caught around the periphery of Base Town, were in the underground medical sanitorium which, situated northside, was unscathed.
Roosevelt Island was an enigma, carless and dogless, haunted by the ruins of a tuberculosis sanitorium on the southern shore.
Most luxurious sanitorium in world, within hundred miles New York, freedom of a hotel but fine docs, elec equipment, baths, etc.
I put up a fervent little prayer that her particular sanitorium might not prove to be in the vicinity of Denver.
She too becomes pregnant, but when Demon abandons her to return to Marina, Aqua has her first breakdown, retreating to a mountain sanitorium at Ex in Switzerland.
She spent three years in a sanitorium, returning just as I went to university.
Built in a jaunty domestic style, like cottages blown up to the scale of hospitals or sanitoria, these were exceedingly ornate and elaborate structures, among the largest and most complicated ever built of wood, with wandering rooflines robustly punctuated with towers and turrets and every other mark of architectural busyness the Victorian mind could devise.
They’re in hospitals everywhere, in private sanitoriums, in military wards.