Sickness is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SICKNESS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being sick
• the state of being ill
• a particular type of illness or disease
• the feeling or fact of being affected with nausea or vomiting
• particular illness or disease
• The quality or state of being sick or diseased; illness; sisease or malady.
• Nausea; qualmishness; as, sickness of stomach.
• impairment of normal physiological function affecting part or all of an organism
• defectiveness or unsoundness
• the state that precedes vomiting

Words related to SICKNESS

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How to use SICKNESS in a sentence

• She now desires, not sickness to show her patience, but health in order to serve God better.
• They threw it in my face that he had killed old Boutin, that poor old man, you know, who had the falling sickness and who died on the road.
• So in sickness and in sorrow, so in joy and prosperity, we must rely on each other and let no discouraging apprehensions shake our courage.
• It was not true then that the gipsy woman had sent the sickness because they had befriended the one with whom she was angry.
• And if I am right or wrong, I do not know, but to me sin has always seemed mostly a sickness of the mind.
• But the long sickness of the young Elder did not in any manner stay the great movement he had inaugurated.
• I felt a sudden torpor and sickness that pervaded every fibre of my frame.
• The De Lacy of that day retired to France, and held a brief command in the Irish Brigade, interrupted by sickness.
• His face was so pale and thin that it was difficult to see, even in those frightfuf times of sickness and famine, a countenance from which they were more significantly reflected.
• It failed therefore, to recover, and its sickness hath persisted until this day.
• And when self is again made to feel easy by escape from danger, or recovery from sickness, there is an end of prayer, and promises are forgotten.
• For they were repeatedly in command of their companies through sickness or absence of their captains.
• The sickness still continues to recur at intervals.
• Christian Science denies the testimony of the senses as to sickness and yet accepts them as to health.
• Sickness, says Pope in comment, often destroys wit and wisdom, but has seldom the power to remove humour.
• Does not this express our feeling about this poet? He is well, always well, and laughs at the notion of sickness.
• Bird was prostrated with a dangerous sickness for several months at Abeih, but a merciful Providence spared his valuable life.
• TWO METHODS OF HEALING There are two ways of healing sickness, material means and spiritual means.
• The next letter advised us that my parents were well, and that the sickness, so far, had not penetrated to the faubourg, or district, where they lived.
• Storm succeeded sickness to interfere with Philip’s plans.
• Weeks are consumed by these doings, for in sickness as in health the East moves slowly.
• Then it follows that young slaves, still strong, die without the appearance of sickness.
• It was pleasant enough to see the several Exchanges that were made, for Sickness against Poverty, Hunger against want of Appetite, and Care against Pain.
• Of thirty-eight men, whom he then had with him, there survived only seven, all suffering from severe sickness, and some nearly at the last extremity.
• They complained of sickness, and their appearance proved it.
• Even the swaying motion of the camel, which causes in some travellers a feeling of sickness and nausea like that produced by a sea-voyage, did not affect me.
• The season of horse sickness terminates upon the appearance of the first sharp frost in May.

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