Homesicknesses [noun]

And in spite of your liberal thorns and maddening incomprehensibilities, you can always put homesickness to flight.

In young people particularly, homesickness is a not uncommon cause of melancholia.

Fright, grief, great anxiety, mental shock cause amenorrhoea; so do homesickness and many forms of insanity.

Just a touch of homesickness came over Jack Dudley, and he felt lonely for the first time since leaving home.

She's going to call it homesickness, the young rascal, is she?

Boy, listen: the homesickness jest popped out through my pores like perspiration.

To-day there is a great yearning inside me, allied with a new feeling of homesickness.

I can say with truth and gratitude, homesickness notwithstanding, that nowhere could I have been better off.

It is an extreme picture tinged by the homesickness of a citizen of sunny Italy.

It came home to him in the quiet of the long night and tinged his thoughts with homesickness.