Sufferer is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SUFFERER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one who suffers
• a person who is affected by an illness or ailment
• a person who experiences or is subjected to something bad or unpleasant
• One who suffers; one who endures or undergoes suffering; one who sustains inconvenience or loss; as, sufferers by poverty or sickness; men are sufferers by fire or by losses at sea.
• One who permits or allows.
• a person suffering from an illness
• one who suffers for the sake of principle
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one that suffers

Words related to SUFFERER

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Words that contain SUFFERER

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How to use SUFFERER in a sentence

• He was no more concerned about appearances and manly shame than a sufferer dying in torment.
• She was able to soothe the sufferer and leave him to the care of the nurse, and she then followed Mrs.
• She remained with the little sufferer until her brother came for her in the evening, and promised to return the next day.
• Approaching nearer, she watched the poor sufferer with a curiosity that soon grew to interest and even alarm.
• Before evening, the poor sufferer, who had endured great agony during the whole of the day, became so much worse, that Mrs.
• The little sufferer watched with curious eyes the anxious faces of her parents, and seemed conscious that she was in a dangerous condition.
• Faint from loss of blood and the intense agony of his wound, the sufferer was borne to a house hard by, and attended by Dr.
• The crowd fell back in terror on every side, and Ottilie had been one of those who had carried back the sufferer utterly insensible to her room.
• Having already witnessed that part of the preparatory ceremony which he was then to undergo, I withdrew from the circle to observe the other sufferer.
• His book on the supposed sympathetic powder, which cured wounds at any distance from the sufferer, is the standard of his abilities.
• The doctor bled the sufferer, who presently opened his eyes, and looked slowly around his bed.
• Nothing could exceed the equanimity, the patience and affectionateness of the poor sufferer.
• The petition is made out in their own name, and the real sufferer or pretended sufferer, who is to prosecute the claim, is named as the mookteear or attorney.
• The sufferer was David Porter, father of Captain Porter of the Essex, at that time in charge of the naval station at New Orleans.
• When it finally ceased the exhausted sufferer dropped asleep, and, for the first time since entering that place of mysteries, Cabot found an opportunity for looking about him.
• The sufferer turned her head away from the pungent odor, and seemed to be struggling against some unseen force.
• It was needful, after expelling the intruder, to re-establish the health of the sufferer by means of fresh remedies.
• When he saw his brother stripped for beating, he forgot all about the wrongs he had sustained, and only thought what he could do to help the sufferer.
• Richard Smith, late Senior Surgeon of the Bristol Infirmary, under whose care the sufferer had been.
• There certainly seems to have been an accident of some kind or other, but it is impossible to determine what the nature of it was, or who was the sufferer by it.
• Our Thoughts are so intent upon the Miseries of the Sufferer, that we cannot turn them upon our own Happiness.
• His is the witness less of a doer than of a sufferer.
• I felt the poor little sufferer trembling at my side.
• This happened three times, so that clearly the sufferer was falling out of bed under the urgency of some half-conscious purpose.
• They made common cause with one who was accidentally a more conspicuous sufferer.
• The gentle sufferer did not require his services, or, if she did, was too thoughtful and too kind to make it known.
• It seized all our ships at home, and left most of them to decay, without giving the sufferer the claim to ultimate redress which consoled him in cases of foreign seizure.
• On a previous visit I had pointed the poor sufferer to the Lamb of God, and prayed at her bedside, leaving her calm and tearful.
• Our delight, in cases of this kind, is very greatly heightened, if the sufferer be some excellent person who sinks under an unworthy fortune.
• He was the consecrated champion of everything good, a constant sufferer from the lash of active work.
• This sufferer was the son of a bastard of that Lord Hamilton who married the sister of James III.
• Wrapped up in the mantle of his own self-esteem, the sufferer fails to catch the drift of sentiment round him, or to put himself in touch with the opinions of others.

Similar words containing SUFFER without suffix er

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