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Originally the word was coined by a 17th-century Swiss medical student, from Greek derivatives meaning painful, aching homesickness in reference to mercenary soldiers abroad.
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More than a few of those students will suffer homesickness, which can turn into depression, low motivation, insomnia, stomach aches, and loneliness and their dropout rates are three times higher than non-homesick students, according to one 1993 study.
The moment after I waved goodbye to my parents at the departure gate I was overwhelmed with the dull, all-consuming ache of homesickness.
The aching.
Legs start aching.
The enormous aching".
Oh, my aching ribs.
Oh, my aching "Bones".
It soothes aching feet.
Massage your aching joints.
Rib ache?
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