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suffering - use in sentences
Converse of object
- alleviate: These grants went far to alleviate the suffering which without them must have, followed the event.
- inflict: The direct results of a discriminate computer network attack on combatants will not inflict more suffering.
- relieve: The magistrates decreed that a fund be set up to relieve the suffering of families bereft of any income.
- endure: You might ask why anyone would willingly endure suffering.
- prolong: What happens if saving a life means prolonging suffering in ways that do not seem to be in a child's best interests?
- cause: However, let us look at how sin causes suffering, using the example Mr. Walmsley gave.
Adjective modifier
- unnecessary: They feel the animals involved should live their lives without being exposed to unnecessary suffering.
- untold: The report argues that ongoing international crises are causing untold human suffering.
- needless: Rather, we have an opportunity to forgive, and so give up needless suffering, and instead suffer for real causes.
- terrible: Recovering money can in no way compensate for the terrible suffering that victims of this disease endure.
- avoidable: The avoidable suffering of children presents a challenge to the church which cannot be ducked.
- immense: The bravery of the hospital workers, surrounded by immense suffering, was great.
Modifies a noun
- servant: No longer the suffering servant, the Son of Joseph of his first coming.
Noun used with modifier
- Anyone: Anyone suffering from, or in close proximity to, an infectious illness.
Preposition: of
- million: Lung disease is a major killer, responsible for the suffering of millions of people here in the UK, " Professor Macfarlane said.
Preposition: from
- inhalation: Both casualties were taken to hospital suffering from smoke inhalation.
- dementia: The owner is in a nursing home suffering from dementia.
- depression: H was admitted to hospital suffering from clinical depression.
- leukemia: Additional advice: Those suffering from leukemia or HIV should consult a Doctor before using Echinacea.
- allergy: Great for those suffering from cold, allergy or sinus conditions.
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