ailment English

Meaning ailment meaning

What does ailment mean?

ailment

— noun an often persistent bodily disorder or disease; a cause for complaining

Synonyms ailment synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as ailment?

ailment English » English

disease

illness

sickness

malady

infirmity

disorder

ill

complaint

pain

ill health

indisposition

distemper

affliction

weakness

uneasiness

trouble

condition

worriment

vexation

sign of decay

sickliness

puniness

pip

morbidity

matter

malaise

infection

impairment

hardship

frailty

effort

distress

disability

difficulty

deformity

botheration

bother

annoyance

agony

ache

Topics ailment topics

What do people use ailment to talk about?

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Disease

• What words refer to a disease?
  illness disease complaint condition ailment disorder infection bug sickness malady infirmity affliction contagion debility indisposition fever syndrome malaise

Examples ailment examples

How do I use ailment in a sentence?

Simple sentences

The doctor said that this ailment is incurable.

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Yes, and I would like to know what is this ailment, double blood pressure?

He lost an arm and I developed a hip ailment.

And, as the doctor will testify, it cures every human ailment.

You know, Stella, in economics, a kidney ailment has no relationship to the stock market. None whatsoever.

Now, you know, mental disease is no different. from any other ailment you might have contracted.

He was the victim of the most fantastic ailment in the annals of medicine.

Baying at the moon or waving a cat won't cure a bladder ailment.

What's the nature of the ailment?

Your ailment was significant.

Every ailment has a remedy!

It's a very common ailment nowadays.

Today in America, with its unmatched resources, it is exceedingly ridiculous, a total absurdity. that any citizen with any ailment, mental or physical, should go medically unattended.

Excuse me, sir, it's due to a painful African ailment.

The most common fish ailment?

You know, Stella, in economics, a kidney ailment has no relationship to the stock market.

I suffer with an ailment. It is called.

MR. BOLIE JACKSON, WHO SHARES THE MOST COMMON AILMENT OF ALL MEN.

A tiny ailment.

It's not a bodily ailment, but a mental one.

People nowadays, you can't hardly turn around but they've got some new stylish ailment.

Though my heart sometimes ached on the account of the weaker sex, but that ailment is delightful, no need for pharmacopoeia.

Young people are susceptible to the ailment of falling to have heart.

And fleas are not a serious ailment.

Oh, of my ailment.

Dr Willett has testified that the deceased exhibited no symptoms of the ailment.. The Defense alleges to have existed.

It's a heart ailment that strikes all age groups.

A liver ailment, for a priest, that doesn't look right.

Exaggerated modesty is an ailment too. - Daddy!

Three cunning plans to cure thy ailment.

I've got this, what, ailment?

You never know when you could be holding little Shiho or Tai by the hand as a mysterious ailment ravages their bodies.

I have various ailments, And I suppose this is a further ailment, But of what sort, I don't know.

So you're warning me that I may be treating a nonexistent ailment.

What's your ailment, Louisa?

News and current affairs

But Hu Jia is a diminutive young man of 34 who suffers from a severe liver ailment.

But secular stagnation is an ailment of countries at the economic frontier.

Countries with fragile health systems may be able to tackle a given ailment with the help of NGOs and foreign governments, but they are likely to be dangerously unprepared when confronted with unexpected outbreaks of new diseases.

Funes' administration seems to be doomed to political gridlock, a chronic ailment of Latin America's presidential regimes.

In May, he admitted during a live television broadcast that he suffers from a kidney ailment, but sought to quell rumors that he was terminally ill by insisting that fears for his health are greatly exaggerated and politically motivated.