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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
hospitalize .
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Examples
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Additional research interests include the use of pharmacological interventions for sleep in hospitalized children, sleep in adolescents with chronic pain, and the measurement of sleep patterns and subjective sleep quality.
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The use of sleep medications in hospitalized pediatric patients.
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Correa, 47, was hospitalized from the effects of the gas.
World Watch 2010
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But a statement posted mid-morning Wednesday on the Web site of the Carter Center said that although the former president was feeling "normal," he would remain hospitalized for "additional observation."
Jimmy Carter still hospitalized in Cleveland; D.C. book events canceled Ann Gerhart 2010
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Three people are still missing, and 60 remain hospitalized, government spokeswoman Anna Nagy said.
Deaths Toll Rises to Six in Hungary Toxic Mud Spill Veronika Gulyas 2010
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Byrd likely to remain hospitalized at least another week
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Byrd likely to remain hospitalized at least another week
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CNN Political Ticker: All politics, all the time Blog Archive - Byrd likely to remain hospitalized at least another week « - Blogs from CNN. com
Byrd likely to remain hospitalized at least another week 2009
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Byrd likely to remain hospitalized at least another week
Byrd likely to remain hospitalized at least another week 2009
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Follett was to remain hospitalized overnight for further tests; a Lions spokesman said there was no evidence of a cervical fracture.
Detroit Lions linebacker Zack Follett 'conscious, has feeling and movement' in extremities Cindy Boren 2010
pterodactyl commented on the word hospitalized
I just heard a newscaster pronounce this word "hoss-PIT-uh-lyzd", which sounded bizarre to my ears. I've always heard it "HOSS-pit-uh-lyzd".
How do you folks pronounce it?
October 26, 2008
bilby commented on the word hospitalized
Emphasis on the -lyzd- syllable is strong but still secondary so I'm with you pterod.
October 26, 2008
dontcry commented on the word hospitalized
Maybe the newscaster was talking about someone who had just received hospitable treatment -- and not someone who had just received hospital treatment...
October 27, 2008
reesetee commented on the word hospitalized
But wouldn't that be hospitableized?
October 28, 2008