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affliction

/əˈflɪk.ʃən/

Traduction: Nom désignant un état de douleur, de souffrance ou de tourment, souvent causé par une maladie, une difficulté ou un malheur.

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noun

/əˈflɪk.ʃən/C1formal
  • frNom désignant un état de douleur, de souffrance ou de tourment, souvent causé par une maladie, une difficulté ou un malheur.

A noun referring to a state of pain, distress, or suffering, often caused by illness, hardship, or misfortune.

  1. Suffering or painC1formal

    A state of great suffering, pain, or distress, often due to illness or misfortune.

    frAffliction (souffrance, douleur)

    • The old man bore his affliction with remarkable patience.
    • She considered her chronic back pain a terrible affliction.
    • The community suffered the affliction of a severe drought.

    Synonymesadversityagonydistresshardshipmiserypainsufferingtormenttribulationwoe

    Antonymescomfortconsolationeasereliefsolace

  2. Cause of sufferingC1formal

    Something that causes pain, hardship, or distress.

    frCause de souffrance

    • Poverty is an affliction that affects millions worldwide.
    • The disease was a lifelong affliction for the patient.
    • War is the greatest affliction of our time.

    Synonymesadversitybanecursehardshipmisfortuneordealplaguescourgetormenttrialtribulation

    Antonymesblessingcomfortcureremedysolace

Formes
  • afflictions plural form
  • afflictions' possessive plural form
  • affliction's possessive singular form
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