greensickness

As he rants on, the others express their growing doubts: Is greensickness distorting their judgment?

Eva is discharged as her ailment is not greensickness and quite untreatable-she is in love with Sanderson.

The underlying cause of their behaviour is 'greensickness': a mental condition in which subconscious tensions are generated by a prolonged existence in an artificial environment.

Perceiving at last that hard work was the remedy for my greensickness, I set to once more on my dictionary and was soon absorbed in the task.

Sandor and his cronies are rank-and-file Alphans, not surface explorers, and their mutiny is depicted as a workers' revolt; no mention is made of greensickness or its psychology.

To avert future outbreaks of greensickness, Helena has made the viewing of many hours of nature footage mandatory; her theory is saturation with images of trees, meadows and streams will equate nature with boredom.

And the old Robin, who was before Burns and the flood, died in his acute, painful youth, and left the models of the great things that were to come; and the new, who came after, outlived his greensickness, and has faintly tried to parody the finished work.

Another Chapter LONDON - On the site where Richard Sadler opened his Musick House in 1683 and the waters of his wells were soon prescribed by London doctors as a cure for dropsy, jaundice, greensickness, ulcers and distemper, a new theater opens today.