malinger Betydning & definition

Eksempler på malinger

• Failure to do so would raise questions of malingering and of the "secondary gain" from illness, and would abrogate the person's exemptions from his usual responsibilities.

• This view of work as therapy as well as a professional interest in fraud and malingering have much in common with the military understanding of health and sickness.

• For these doctors malingering resulted from moral corruption, and so it was most common among the badly educated, less intelligent, and less evolved members of society.

• Therefore, he said, the charge of malingering was a false calumny.

• Then, of course, there must be provision for offences and malingering.

• I do not suggest that malingering is a usual practice.

• So you see the difference of approach to what is really malingering by a minority of owners and a minority of miners.

• What does the solicitor do when the registrar has refused to grant a certificate because the man is alleged to be malingering?