Afflicted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AFFLICTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• AFFLICT, to distress severely
• (of a problem or illness) cause pain or trouble to; affect adversely
• (of a celestial body) be in a stressful aspect with (another celestial body or a point on the ecliptic)
ADJECTIVE:
• grievously affected especially by disease
• mentally or physically unfit
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to distress with mental or physical pain

Words related to AFFLICTED

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How to use AFFLICTED in a sentence

• A worse plague than the Fatimite conquest soon afflicted Syria.
• And here sorrowful mention must be made of something which, during this state of affairs, most sorely afflicted me.
• It is an excellent drink for bilious people or for those afflicted with abdominal obstructions and diseases of the liver.
• He acted as the representative of the country, which was not then prepared to act vigorously against the root of the evil that afflicted it.
• These whispered comments, which did not improve our situation, suddenly ceased, for the smallpox made its appearance in Sonoma, and helpers were needed to care for the afflicted.
• And struck with panic at sight of the assembled celestial host, the afflicted Danavas fled to the depths of the sea.
• When the afflicted widow saw the full extent of her loss, she clasped her hands together, and rose up with something of a hasty movement.
• A heart must be deeply corrupted, indeed, that can tempt its owner to profane sacred things, and cast an aged and afflicted parent into ridicule.
• And thou gavest them into the hands of their enemies, and they afflicted them.
• We were going out for a ride, a pleasure ride, a mission of mercy to the sick and afflicted, to carry them spiritual and physical comforts.
• This celebrated character appeared to be verging on eighty, and, afflicted with gout, was sitting in the corner of the divan at his ease, in the old Turkish ample costume.
• The people all believed that she told the truth, and the husband was obliged to yield, though he seemed much afflicted.
• Old Donald MacRae had been afflicted with just such characteristics, he remembered.
• At this evidence of meditated interference in his affairs a new rage afflicted Calumet.
• No doubt they were afflicted with a great curiosity.
• The various instances of barbarity which had come successively to my knowledge within this period, had vexed, harrassed, and afflicted it.
• My mother, in despair, and scarcely less afflicted than myself, determined to absent herself for some time from so fatal a place.
• The kingdom of England was afflicted with a grievous famine during several years of this reign.
• As the goddess of sickness, it was supposed that persons afflicted with certain diseases had been set apart by the moon for her peculiar service.
• Still are left amongst us the bases of all the diseases that, up to the present hour, have afflicted humanity.
• But the aspect of the man afflicted her, she did not know why.
• It seemed to Alderman Keats a mark of distinction to be afflicted with the gout.
• She has forsaken, and, as she says, bid an everlasting adieu to her home, her afflicted parent, and her friends.
• When the good are afflicted, he must mourn, who from the beginning has been accounted good.
• George, likewise, looked awkward and confused, as stout and healthy boys are accustomed to do, in the society of the sick or afflicted.
• Christina, too, was so afflicted that her attendants began to fear that she would actually die of grief.

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