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Meanings of suffer terribly in English

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Usage of suffer terribly in English
1
I shall suffer terribly until the day when I can see a lawyer.
Within an Inch of His Life
2
If it brings a return of my former malady I shall suffer terribly.
Aunt Jane's Nieces out West
3
Many of the passengers are very sick indeed, they suffer terribly.
From Plotzk to Boston
4
Her thoughts were a jumble; as yet she could only feel and suffer terribly.
The Fighting Shepherdess
5
But she would suffer terribly, and it might be that others would suffer also.
Saracinesca
6
Your poor father would suffer terribly if I were to use you as firewood.
The Adventures of Pinocchio
7
My mother- Imeanmy aunt-youngersister of my mother's-used to suffer terribly with rheumatism.
Geoffrey Strong
8
One could not look at his eyes without feeling that he could suffer terribly!
The Patrician
9
We give orders-theyobey, or else suffer terribly and swiftly!
The Ivory Trail
10
Britishness is an affliction; I suffer terribly with it.
The Irish Times
11
Men and women make each other suffer terribly even when they love each other dearly.
Jean-Christophe Journey's End
12
However, he began now to suffer terribly from hunger.
Five Weeks in a Balloon / Or, Journeys and Discoveries in Africa...
13
Ah, the man was a miserable wretch, and she must have made him suffer terribly.
The Mystery of Orcival
14
I suffer terribly; but it is nothing, I am sure, in comparison with what he suffers.
Within an Inch of His Life
15
That has happened, as we all know, to the deer who suffer terribly at such times.
The adventures of button
16
The genres might take months to rebuild to current strength, and the prose will suffer terribly.
One of our Thursdays is missing
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