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Meanings of getting ill in English

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Usage of getting ill in English
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But nothing stopped me getting ill, and nothing helped me get better.
The Guardian
2
People start getting ill, but not all on the same day, of course.
On the Beach
3
She was getting ill after waiting so long and could not-
Castellinaria, and Other Sicilian Diversions
4
The fear of getting ill that gripped Britain in the past has returned.
The Guardian
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My father was getting ill and he had had such an interesting life.
Reuters
6
He is getting ill but he isn't aware of this.
Tokyo to Tijuana: Gabriele Departing America
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I should have done so much sooner, only with Leo getting ill I forgot.
The eyes of a king
8
My parents were getting ill. Esther's parents were getting rightfully impatient to see their daughter.
The new yorker
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She and your brother choose to go, and you will be only getting ill will.
Northanger Abbey
10
Martinsson, who was forever worrying about getting ill, pulled his chair back a few inches.
Firewall
11
They're getting ill. And some are committing suicide.
Wired
12
Women are always getting ill more or less.
Captivity
13
Conditions are so bad that healthy people are getting ill after they arrive, says Medecins Sans Frontieres.
BBC
14
Her getting ill was terrible bad luck.
The Guardian
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The doctor took great care of him, although he wanted attention himself; he was getting ill with fatigue.
The English at the North Pole / Part I of the Adventures of Capt...
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The public needed to help the NHS by trying to avoid getting ill in the first place, she added.
The Guardian
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Getting ill through the time
Getting ill across language varieties
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