Meanings of common affliction in English

There is a dignity in grief- apridein perpetuating it-andhis had been no common affliction.

Cutting out sugars and other poor-quality carbohydrates should also have eliminated that all-too- common affliction, the midafternoon slump.

Nervous headache is another common affliction.

Not wanting to return to work after the Christmas holidays is a pretty common affliction at this time of year.

It's a common affliction.

He probably had lice which was a common affliction among rough sleepers given the lack of washing facilities on the streets.

It does nothing of the sort, but it might be useful against a much more common affliction with similar symptoms: kidney stones.

But it is evident that the common afflictions are not removed by the power of the keys.

Where does Scripture teach that we cannot be freed from eternal death except by the compensation of certain punishments in addition to common afflictions?

The common afflictions which the malice of witches produced, were melancholy, fits, and loss of flesh, which are threatened by one of Shakespeare's witches:

It has been said before that saints suffer punishments, which are works of God; they suffer contrition or terrors, they also suffer other common afflictions.

(Teddy himself said later that he'd thought it was Osgood-Schlatter disease, a common affliction to fast-growing young knees that several of his classmates had experienced.)