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Meanings of
affliction
in английском
Trial from god that can either cause suffering or joy.
test
trial
ibtila
Usage of
affliction
in английском
1
In the third was the Queen, in bed, and in indescribable
affliction
.
2
You know now fully the circumstances and the nature of my
affliction
.
3
The death of General Sheridan in August last was a national
affliction
.
4
Economics: Bertie Ahern has a serious
affliction
,
one that affects his eyesight.
5
The good news is that Patrick is not alone in his
affliction
.
6
However, according to Hayes, chytrid is only the most apparent amphibian
affliction
.
7
The faithful hero fled from that
affliction
;
too bitter was the woe.
8
She was the faithful friend, the comforter in
affliction
,
the wise counsellor.
9
The number is small in part because the
affliction
is so rare.
10
It became immediately apparent that Mrs Haddock suffered from a strange
affliction
.
11
He suffers this
affliction
and this desertion in the horror of night.
12
I was a witness of his
affliction
;
it seemed to me extreme.
13
The Marquis de Créqui returned home in a state of deep
affliction
.
14
There is no greater
affliction
in modern life than the tiresome talker.
15
We pray for their strength during this time of
affliction
said Lesufi.
16
I could have repelled your caresses; but I cannot support your
affliction
.
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About this term
affliction
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
great affliction
terrible affliction
deep affliction
sore affliction
heavy affliction
More collocations
Affliction
through the time
Affliction
across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common