origin: clino = New Latin, from Greek: klinein or "to slant" or "to lean" + mania = Middle English; madness
noun
Fixation or overt affection with/for bed rest; an excessive or abnormal desire to stay in bed.
→ usually related to anxiety issues
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Clinomania
origin: clino = New Latin, from Greek: klinein or "to slant" or "to lean" + mania = Middle English; madness
noun
Fixation or overt affection with/for bed rest; an excessive or abnormal desire to stay in bed.
→ usually related to anxiety issues
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