malingeror
malingeror is the archaic form of malingerer.
Meaning of malingerer
Noun
malingerer (plural malingerers)
- A person who malingers.
- It is telling, in this context of rising rates of mental illness, that New Labour committed itself, early in its third term in government, to removing people from Incapacity Benefit, implying that many, if not most, claimants are malingerers.2009, Mark Fisher, chapter 5, in Capitalist Realism: Is There No Alternative?, Zero Books, →ISBN, page 37
- Synonyms:
- goldbrick, one of his majesty's bad bargains, pseudopatient
Forms of malingeror
| plural | malingerors |
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Origin of malingeror
From malinger + -or.
Questions about malingeror
- What is malingeror the archaic form of?
- Malingeror is the archaic form of malingerer.
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