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Meanings of sickness in English
Usage of sickness in English
1
But union president Stewart Smith says sickness in particular could provide problems.
2
Successful appeals were most often in cases involving the sickness benefit schemes.
3
Many of those aboard the Aurora, including Mawson, suffered severe sea sickness.
4
Results: The estimates show that alcohol consumption is associated with sickness absence.
5
Commune with it in sickness'; it contains the medicine of the soul.
6
The concept of a recovery is a return to health from sickness.
7
We can see the results: we have low sickness and conflict rates.
8
He said without more help, disease and sickness would begin to spread.
9
He suffered from severe sea sickness that he could not shake off.
10
He could only hope they had a way to stop the sickness.
11
He stopped the calf sickness; effected cures in every case excepting one.
12
In some divers, underlying conditions can increase the chance of decompression sickness.
13
His frequent sickness has caused the trial to be interrupted several times.
14
The sickness in general thickens round us, and particularly upon our neighbourhood.
15
Health is more common than sickness; pleasure than pain; happiness than misery.
16
She soon realised, she says, that town is really built on sickness.
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Sickness through the time
Sickness across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Australia
Common
United States of America
Common
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