hospitalisation: Associated Words
Words described by hospitalisation & Words describing hospitalisation
- involuntaryadj«
- ratesnoun verb«
- inpatientnoun«
- expensesnoun verb«
- requiringverb«
- costsnoun verb«
- necessitatingverb«
- facilitiesnoun«
- psychiatricadj«
- ratenoun verb«
- compulsoryadj«
- insurancenoun«
- prolongedverb adj«
- duenoun adj adv«
- needingverb«
- feesnoun verb«
- requireverb«
- chargesnoun verb«
- necessitateverb«
- benefitsnoun verb«
- partialnoun adj«
- desnoun«
- lengthyadj«
- periodnoun«
- urgentadj«
- costnoun verb«
- reducesverb«
- during«
- requiresverb«
- servicesnoun verb«
- immediateadj«
- shallnoun«
- necessitatedverb«
- datanoun«
- warrantnoun verb«
- carenoun verb«
- shorteradj«
- followingnoun verb adj«
- acutenoun adj«
- timenoun verb«
- enforcedverb adj«
- etc.adv«
- frequentverb adj«
- becomesverb«
- itself«
- requiredverb adj«
- underadj adv«
- emergencynoun«
- without«
- unnecessaryadj«
- beforeadv«
- reducingnoun verb«
- termnoun verb«
- temporarynoun adj«
- reducedverb adj«
- subsequentadj«
- neededverb adj«
- includingverb«
- priornoun adj«
- avoidverb«
- repeatedverb adj«
- initialnoun verb adj«
- reduceverb«
- mentaladj«
- briefnoun verb adj«
- neednoun verb«
- freenoun verb adj adv«
- increasedverb adj«
- previousadj«
- recentnoun adj«
- needsnoun verb adv«
- extendedverb adj«
- towardsnoun«
- relatedverb adj«
- daysnoun«
- longverb adj adv«
- patientnoun adj«
- involvingverb«
- includeverb«
- firstnoun adj adv«
- furtherverb adj adv«
- longernoun adj adv«
- continuedverb adj«
- permanentnoun adj«
- e.g.adv«
- earlyadj adv«
- totalnoun verb adj«
- throughadj adv«
- shortnoun verb adj adv«
- averagenoun verb adj«
- daynoun«
- evennoun verb adj adv«
- secondnoun verb adj adv«
- sonnoun«
- providedverb«
- suchadj adv«
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Collocation words for "hospitalisation" are words related to "hospitalisation" by occurring either before or after "hospitalisation" in common language usage across multiple media. The above word list can be filtered by parts of speech (i.e) nouns, verbs, describing adjectives and adverbs, or by their positive or negative vibes, frequency in usage, whether they are prefix words or suffix words for "hospitalisation" or by the count of syllables each word has.
