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Meanings of much afflicted in English
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Usage of much afflicted in English
1
There was a good nun much afflicted and under a violent temptation.
2
Then, too, he feels very much afflicted-hesuffers as much as we.
3
Though so much afflicted, a pleasing cheerfulness generally pervaded her conversation.
4
Madame was much afflicted; and quittedhisbed-side ,evenfor a moment, with pain.
5
After he had entered the forest he became much afflicted by sharp pointed thorns.
6
His Lordship is also much afflicted at the lady's death.
7
Be generous, Charlie, and don't ask it, implored Rose, much afflicted by his persistence.
8
The people today were very much afflicted with the gripes and pains in their side.
9
They were much afflicted that Moses was not allowed to go to the Promised Land.
10
Her son, for a long time much afflicted, seeks to distinguish himself and acquire friends.
11
As Sally said, she was, indeed, 'very much afflicted.'
12
Terrible I The mother is very much afflicted.
13
Then this noble courtesan, much afflicted, returned to Rome, there to weep for her poor daughter.
14
But on his return, he said, "You seem to be very much afflicted, sir."
15
I can't bear to see you here! said Christie, much afflicted by the spectacle before her.
16
All the Court was much afflicted at his death; the King more than anybody spoke his praises.
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