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Meanings of ailment in English
An injury, disorder or disease that causes physical or mental suffering to the affected person or animal.
Usage of ailment in English
1
Officials in Seoul said that despite his ailment, Kim remained in control.
2
All the students are aware of the fatal nature of their ailment.
3
And yet, as recently as autumn, his only noticeable ailment was arthritis.
4
It could be some other type of ailment or disability, I allowed.
5
I hinted that I'd suffered some minor female ailment that required surgery.
6
I dare communicate no ailment to Papa; his anxiety harasses me inexpressibly.
7
He learned from two doctors that he had an incurable heart ailment.
8
That this ailment lasted six months is proved from 1 Kings ii.
9
That is very possibly the likely ailment we've got in our hazelnuts.
10
The doctor diagnoses it as an occupational ailment and calls corned-beef knee.
11
Bridgewater is back after missing one game due to an ankle ailment.
12
Hookworm was the second most common ailment, with cancer and miscarriages frequent.
13
Arafat died in a Paris hospital in 2004 of an undisclosed ailment.
14
One day he came to me and complained of a chronic ailment.
15
The ailment he speaks of consisted, I believe, of a severe cold.
16
He had been stricken by a severe ailment and was pitifully weak.
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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