Ailment is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AILMENT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a physical or mental disorder
• an illness, typically a minor one
• Indisposition; morbid affection of the body; -- not applied ordinarily to acute diseases.
• an often persistent bodily disorder or disease; a cause for complaining
• illness

Words related to AILMENT

ailments10 illness7

Words that contain AILMENT

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How to use AILMENT in a sentence

• They had experienced every childish ailment, they were always catching cold or getting feverish.
• The fall of 1846 was a season of unusual sickness, fevers in various forms being the principal ailment.
• Water in itself was always worshiped by the Hungarians in the earliest ages, and they have found out through experience for which ailment the different waters may be used.
• You must give a name to both ailment and cure if you expect to be obeyed.
• His ailment had slipped far into the background of his thoughts, like an evil dream which he had forgotten.
• The chance of a gentleman or lady with a given mortal ailment to live a certain time is as good again as that of the common sort of coarse people.
• On leaving home that morning she appeared to be comparatively strong, and not further diminished in flesh than a short uneasy ailment might naturally occasion.
• Alling, who had attended me for some slight ailment, and wrote to him, with the result you know.
• Whatever be the ailment, the remedy it offereth can never fail.
• Protect her, moreover, from every affliction and ailment, from all pain and sickness, and from whatsoever may be abhorrent unto Thee.
• I am not sure that the east winds are entirely to blame for this ailment.
• It stands to reason that he who would cure a moral ailment must be practically acquainted with it in all its bearings.
• If you take my advice you should die of old age, so far, at least, as your present ailment is concerned.
• What then? to cut off a limb is a strange way of saving it from the influence of some constitutional ailment.
• The exercise had brought back his ailment and he shivered violently.
• He had been stricken by a severe ailment and was pitifully weak.
• At least a prolonged silence at this season is wont to be connected with slight ailment.
• We may imitate Lamb by describing our feelings when afflicted by some other ailment than a cold.
• He consulted me about some trifling ailment and we took rather a liking to each other.
• Smallpox was generally regarded as a necessary ailment of childhood.
• As I have previously stated, at the time of the American occupation smallpox was by many people regarded as an almost inevitable ailment of childhood.
• The dove, cured of its ailment by the shock, Has flown, meantime, on pinions strong and fleet, To die of age in some far foreign land.
• The Apocalypse is an ailment one has apolcalyptic fits.
• In such moments she would sometimes speak to the boy of her ailment as if he were in some mysterious way responsible for it.
• She held that every other human ailment was unworthy of mention in the presence of her sovereign affliction.
• She will often actually experience the physical pain and distress of the person, and will be able to indicate from what ailment the person is suffering.
• But the fact must be recognized, I suppose, that every army ailment does not necessarily result in death or disability.
• First then, I would observe that the scurvy is not the ailment which goes by that name on shore.

Similar words containing AILM without suffix ent

mailman11 mailmen11 railman9 railmen9 ailments10 bailment12 bailments13 mailmerge14 sailmaker15 assailment12 derailment13 entailment12 mailmerged16 mailmerges15 retailment12 sailmakers16 sailmaking17 assailments13 curtailment15 derailments14 engrailment14 entailments13 mailmerging17 prevailment18 retailments13 sailmakings18 curtailments16 engrailments15 prevailments19 disentailment16 disentailments17

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