"poitrinaire" meaning in English

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          "text": "His dry cough and eternal light fever spoke of tuberculosis; indeed his whole physiognomy was that of the old traditional poitrinaire, and he had once been placed in a sanatorium where they had collapsed a lung to let it mend.",
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        "(chiefly literary) Someone suffering from tuberculosis, or a similar lung disease."
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