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Meanings of deep affliction in English
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Usage of deep affliction in English
1
The Marquis de Créqui returned home in a state of deep affliction.
2
In time, the deep affliction of mind which Ellen had experienced subsided.
3
And thus, with deep affliction, Paul composed his reply to the Epistle.
4
While this was going on, the archbishop was in deep affliction.
5
It has been a year of trouble, ending in deep affliction.
6
Then came a scene of solemn ceremonies and of deep affliction.
7
Having said these words, the daughter of Dhritarashtra began to lament in deep affliction.
8
He found the inmate, an old woman, in deep affliction.
9
The deep affliction that his church was plunged into led to several special meetings.
10
She herself about this time met with a deep affliction.
11
I went back to my room, and cast myself on the bed in deep affliction.
12
They could not know it in their deep affliction, but in manger they had much improved.
13
Mrs. Ashe and Amy both cried, and Mabel was said to be in deep affliction also.
14
For some moments a spectator might have imagined that he beheld a family in deep affliction.
15
I have just heard of your deep affliction, and the arrest of your son for murder.
16
Out of this deep affliction good will arise.
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