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Meanings of sick in English
Affected with madness or insanity.
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Usage of sick in English
1
The effect of the sudden presence in the sick-room was most marked.
2
By personal contact of the sick with the well, especially in kissing.
3
The sick were healed in answer to his prayer of simple faith.
4
He took particular interest in the sick, crippled and poorly nourished children.
5
Many were sick; more were discontented; and all longed wearily for land.
6
The people were sick of taxes; they hated the thought of war.
7
The sick girl was forgotten in this nightmare of a personal encounter.
8
The well lost their strength; of the sick many died every day.
9
DPS teachers are strongly motivated to continue the sick-out because of Earley.
10
Exactly; and my friend Mowbray found her nursing sick soldiers in Judenbach.
11
Bettina turned sick at the mad terror in it-theinsensate, awful horror.
12
He taken sick and died in the War on the North side.
13
See the visitation of the sick, in the Book of Common Prayer.-Ed.
14
They nursed the sick and wounded; took charge of farms and plantations.
15
Of the anointing the sick, confession of sins and fervour in prayer.
16
This is plainly seen in the conduct of the physically sick child.
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