suffer - use in sentences

Object

  • injury: Hope he doesn't suffer any injuries in the meantime.
  • fate: The other group have suffered an even worse fate.
  • loss: Some people, who have suffered a loss like my character, are afraid of certain kinds of people.
  • damage: My pelvis suffered some damage from my first baby 1 year ago.
  • defeat: Last week, Blair also suffered two defeats in the Lords.
  • stroke: I would rather wear a rag on my head than suffer heat stroke!

Preposition: at

  • hand: The pirates take Syn-Jern to their island to recover from the terrible physical abuse he has suffered at the hands of his sadistic captors.

Preposition: as

  • result: The Inquiry similarly confirmed that deer and hares suffer as a result of being hunted and killed by dogs.

Noun phrase with adjective complement

  • due: Temporary memberships are also granted to people suffering short-term difficulties due to accident or surgery.

Present participle complement

  • bruise: He suffered bruising to his head and wrists, and months of mental trauma until, eventually, he left retail altogether.

Preposition: in

  • silence: The upshot of all this is just one piece of advice: don't suffer in silence.

Preposition: from

  • depression: The Novice was admitted to Hospital for two nights, suffering from severe depression.
  • illness: From his teens he suffered from a debilitating illness.
  • asthma: People who suffer from asthma should tell their dentist when they register.
  • lack: When this happens the retinal cells quickly suffer from the lack of fresh oxygen.
  • disorder: One per cent of the population suffer from bipolar effective disorder at some point in their lives.
  • allergy: This can be of special interest to crews who suffer from allergies caused by pets.

Preposition: with

  • eczema: Victoria Joanna is five years old, and from the age of six weeks she has suffered with severe eczema and subsequent skin conditions.
  • arthritis: Joan suffered with rheumatoid arthritis which had developed soon after childbirth in 1961.
  • acne: Indeed, anyone who suffers with acne may feel the reality of this statement and just how it can impact on their lives.

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