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Meanings of malady in English
An injury, disorder or disease that causes physical or mental suffering to the affected person or animal.
Synonyms
Examples for "disease"
Examples for "disease"
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The new sewage treatment facilities should help prevent disease outbreaks, officials said.
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However, recent findings suggest that this disease may present different pathologic patterns.
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Heart disease encompasses a number of possible conditions, according to the CDC.
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Its role in children affected with similar disease processes, however, remains unclear.
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The bulk of health service research focuses on health professionals and disease.
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The illness, called COVID-19, first emerged in central China late last year.
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Curiously, however, Bodkin had taken a more serious view of Hardman's illness.
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Unless someone specifically brings it up, don't ask about the illness situation.
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Patients tell stories to describe illness; doctors tell stories to understand it.
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However, for others there is illness, insecurity and fear for the future.
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Conclusion: Bipolar disorder is more common in family practice than previously believed.
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However, the relationship between cocaine use disorder and social decision-making remains unclear.
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Background: Bipolar disorder is among the 10 most disabling medical conditions worldwide.
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Some experts suggest this is a new form of body dysmorphic disorder.
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Assessment: Bipolar 1 disorder, current episode manic, severe, with psychotic features; PTSD.
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But union president Stewart Smith says sickness in particular could provide problems.
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Successful appeals were most often in cases involving the sickness benefit schemes.
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Many of those aboard the Aurora, including Mawson, suffered severe sea sickness.
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Results: The estimates show that alcohol consumption is associated with sickness absence.
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Commune with it in sickness'; it contains the medicine of the soul.
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Being physically inactive contributes to a great deal of your unwellness.
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This was owing to frequently recurring unwellness, and to one long and serious illness.
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Facebook Twitter Pinterest Anne Boyer Boyer is especially interested in the business end of all this, the awesome industry of unwellness.
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'Indeed...' It appeared to Ina that the Enchantress was struggling with the concept of unwellness.
Usage of malady in English
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Suffering supervenes, and in suffering lies the very crisis of the malady.
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The transference of the malady to the tree was simple but painful.
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Her malady begins far back before this day, does it not, Éomer?'
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Experimentation is allowable if it's used to directly attack a patient's malady.
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But the malady would not wait; it augmented rapidly with strange symptoms.
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The cheerfulness she displayed throughout her malady had nothing affected in it.
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The Jingo fever having abated, another malady appeared in the body politic.
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His malady is within him; and he cannot run away from it.
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And, moreover, a malady will vary in its type in different zones.
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He knew his malady was mainly of the heart and the spirit.
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We have the malady, whatever may be the cure or the cause.
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But the malady of play has been the ruin of us all.
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Warren was suffering from no special malady; he was dying of exhaustion.
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The inventor of the detective-fever had completely succumbed to that irresistible malady.
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His malady was a flux, which he had taken in the army.
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Before venturing to define the remedy, I begin by describing the malady.
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Translations for malady
Portuguese
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Malady through the time
Malady across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common