Ailments is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AILMENTS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• AILMENT, a physical or mental disorder
• an illness, typically a minor one

Words related to AILMENTS

ailment9

Words that contain AILMENTS

bailments13 assailments13 derailments14 entailments13 retailments13 curtailments16 engrailments15 prevailments19 disentailments17

How to use AILMENTS in a sentence

• These records contain, at best, only such ailments as are of sufficient importance to come under the observation of the surgeon.
• She had her little ailments like anybody, but in reality less than anybody, seeing there was nothing to fret her, nothing to disturb the even tenor of her days.
• The colds and more dangerous ailments that arise from this little want of care naturally afford people a line of attack when they object to girls engaging in violent exercise.
• Withey, and it seems the more grievous when we think that the natural ailments of the old man must soon have hurried him across the Great River in any case.
• Most of these men, Godfrey told me after a glance at them, had been ordered back to hospital for minor ailments.
• Severe pain in the side, fainting turns, the sick headache, and other ailments troubled her, more or less, from infancy.
• God will not any longer let her suffer mortal ailments.
• There is, Sire, within the city of Manila, the royal Spanish hospital, where all the ailments of only the Spanish men are treated.
• And, judging from the appearance and frequent ailments of the rising generation, they are likely to be even less robust than ourselves.
• We are largely responsible for the ailments of those who are to follow us.
• He was never a very strong boy and had always been subject to such ailments.
• This is one of the oldest ailments with which man has been afflicted.
• Only in talk of their ailments do they find company.
• The power in the Faith is such that it can sustain us on a much higher level in spite of whatever our ailments might be than other people who are denied it.
• For instance, in the day of Jesus Christ the world of humanity was afflicted with various ailments.
• O handmaid of God! The power of the Holy Spirit healeth both physical and spiritual ailments.
• Though bodily ailments have come upon thee, yet the divine health is always constant and permanent.
• He was expected to know his business, and to know the remedies for those ailments peculiar to the lands for which the ship intended.
• In Iceland its expressed juice is put into requisition for most ailments of the eyes.
• A minute quantity of an animal acid lends additional curative value for sore throat, and some other ailments.
• Jacobs was left to discourse of the ailments of childhood and the iniquities of servants with Mrs.
• As the beasts are led instinctively to the herbs that hold healing for their ailments so you shall find the tonic and the balm that you need.
• Skin disorders, rheumatism and a severe kind of influenza were other ailments.
• Of his own person, his ailments, his works, his ideas, his impressions, you might hear not a word from him in the intercourse of many days.
• I have used an extreme case as a text, because I desire to fix attention on the error which parents and some doctors are apt to commit in cases of chronic ailments in children.
• In addition to his acknowledged ailments, there was one he cherished in secret.

Similar words containing AILMENT without suffix s

ailment9 bailment12 bailments13 assailment12 derailment13 entailment12 retailment12 assailments13 curtailment15 derailments14 engrailment14 entailments13 prevailment18 retailments13 curtailments16 engrailments15 prevailments19 disentailment16 disentailments17

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