synonym for the sick
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- 1 temporarily suffering from a disorder of the body those coworkers who always seem to get sick immediately before or after long holiday weekends Synonyms ailing, bad, down, ill, indisposed, peaked, peaky, poorly, punk, run-down, sickened, unhealthy, unsound, unwell Related Words symptomatic; cruddy, lousy, seedy, sickish; nauseated, nauseous, ...
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Sick in: Sick. Sick is a status condition in ADOM. It is a quite debilitating, and sometimes fatal, condition. It is one of the few negative status conditions that has no effect on (or can't be inflicted on) monsters; throwing a potion of sickness at an enemy just yields the message The <foo> looks somewhat green..
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sickness Also found in: Dictionary, Thesaurus, Medical, Acronyms, Encyclopedia, Wikipedia. Related to sickness: nausea. See: disability, disease, disorder, pain, prostration. SICKNESS. By sickness is understood any affection of the body which deprives it temporarily of the power to fulfill its usual functions. 2. Sickness is either such as affects the body generally, or only some parts of it. Of the former class, a fever is an example; of the latter, blindness.
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- to lessen the courage or confidence of dispirited by the overwhelming amount of information needed to write the report Synonyms chill, daunt, demoralize, dishearten, dismay, discourage, frustrate, unman, unnerveRelated Words browbeat, bully, cow, intimidate; depress, sadden, weigh; afflict, try; damp, dampen, deaden; distress, trouble; bother, irk, ...
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sick Definition of sick. 1  1a (1) : affected with disease or ill health : ailing (2) : of, relating to, or intended for use in sickness took five sick days this month a sick wardb : queasy, nauseated sick to one's stomach was sick in the carc : undergoing menstruation. 2  2 : spiritually or morally unsound or corrupt.
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- Synonyms-adjectives. 1  fastidious. 2  finical. 3  squeamish. 4  hard to please. 5  straitlaced. 6  overcritical. 7  nice. 8  difficult. 9  thin-skinned. 10  difficult to please. 11  scrupulous. 12  delicate. 13  dainty. 14  squeasy. 15  querulous. 16  censorious. 17  delicat. 18  lickerish. 19  queasy. 20  particular. 21  hypercritical.
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- Passing on illness &amp; causing disease-Synonyms and other related words in the Thesaurus and the British English Dictionary-Cambridge Dictionaries Online (US).
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What is another word for disease? shake a disease or illness off; Adjectives for Disease: rare opportunistic, annoying contagious, serious and eventually fatal,
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Antonyms for soresÉr, soÊr sore (adj) an open skin infection. Antonyms: pleasant, painless, unangry(p) sensitive, sore, raw, tender (adj) hurting the tender spot on his jaw Antonyms: pleasant, painless, unangry(p) Synonyms:
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- adj. word for word; exact, real. 1  accurate. 2  actual. 3  apparent. 4  authentic. 5  bona fide. 6  close. 7  critical. 8  faithful. 9  genuine. 10  gospel. 11  methodical. 12  natural. 13  not figurative. 14  ordinary. 15  plain. 16  scrupulous. 17  simple. 18  strict. 19  to the letter. 20  true. 21  undeviating. 22  unerring. 23  unexaggerated. 24  unvarnished. 25  usual. 26  veracious. 27  verbal. 28  verbatim. 29  veritable. 30  written.
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- 1 TRANSFORMATION & DEVELOPMENT 2. 2 2 Transformation in sport is a subject that has been debatedand debated at length ever since we became ademocracy. Imposing quotas was seen as a way to speed-up the process but this is clearly not working.Change has totake place from the ground up and that means that it has tostart at school level.2  An appropriate transformation approach will involves achange in direction on all levels within sportingorganisations, a change not only of how it works and howit is structured but how people think, interact, participate and perform.
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- Quarantine synonyms and Quarantine antonyms. Top synonym for quarantine (another word for quarantine) is isolate.
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- Other synonyms: ache, aching, acute, administer, agonizing, alert, archery, astute, atrocious,
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- Words near chronemics in the dictionary. 1  chronaxy. 2  chronea. 3  chroneme. 4  chronemes. 5  chronemics. 6  chronic. 7  chronic-cellular-dehydration. 8  chronic fatigue syndrome. 9  chronic-fatigue-syndrome. 10  chronic-granulomatous-disease.
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- adj. irritable, often due to old age. 1  awkward. 2  bad-tempered. 3  bearish. 4  cantankerous. 5  contrary. 6  crabby. 7  cranky. 8  cross. 9  cross-grained. 10  crusty. 11  curmudgeonly. 12  difficult. 13  disagreeable. 14  eccentric. 15  fractious. 16  grouchy. 17  grumpy. 18  irritable. 19  obstinate. 20  obstreperous. 21  odd. 22  ornery. 23  peevish. 24  queer. 25  surly. 26  testy. 27  unusual. 28  vinegary. 29  waspish. 30  waspy.
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disease synonym, disease definition | Thesaurus English Collins Dictionary - English synonyms & Thesaurus. ( diseases plural ) A disease is an illness which affects people, animals, or plants, for example one which is caused by bacteria or infection. n-var. ...the rapid spread of disease in the area., ...illnesses such as heart disease...
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- Making things better. 1  a shot in the arm idiom. 2  add salt to sth idiom. 3  allay. alleviate. 4  ameliorate. 5  heal. make sb/sth 6  over. mitigate. 7  mollify. more. 8  palliate. relieve. 9  salve. spice. 10  spice 11  sth up. sting.  straighten. 1  straighten sb  out. streamline. tonic.
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- “compassion”: synonyms and related words: 1  a good listener idiom. 2  a shoulder to cry on idiom. 3  aw. 4  bad/hard/tough luck! idiom. 5  better luck next time idiom. 6  cloud. 7  fellow feeling. 8  go out to sb. 9  hard luck! idiom. 10  hard/tough cheese! idiom. 11  heartrending. 12  poor. 13  relate. 14  relate to sb. 15  sad. 16  sensitive. 17  shoulder. 18  solace. 19  sympathy vote. 20  understanding.
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- eliminate from the body. 1  wee-wee, 2  retch, 3  spend a penny, 4  vomit up, 5  piddle, 6  expel, 7  puddle, 8  be sick, 9  make water, 10  pass, 11  urinate, 12  shit, 13  take a shit, 14  regorge, 15  crap, 16  sudate, 17  wee, 18  relieve oneself, 19  spew, 20  make, 21  defecate, 22  stool, 23  puke, 24  honk, 25  disgorge, 26  perspire, 27  excrete, 28  transude, 29  regurgitate, 30  pee, 31  egest, 32  empty, 33  piss, 34  ooze out, 35  exhaust, 36  sick, 37  pee-pee, 38  void, 39  spu
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- Synonyms-adjectives. 1  contending. 2  rival. 3  bellicose. 4  pugnacious. 5  palestrical. 6  together by the ears. 7  belligerent. 8  unpeaceful. 9  pugilistic. 10  at loggerheads at war at issue. 11  contentious. 12  warlike. 13  gladiatorial. 14  competitive. 15  combative. 16  quarrelsome. 17  palestric.
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sick In poor health. 1  She was sick all day with the flu. ( 2 colloquial) Mentally unstable, disturbed. ( 3 colloquial) In bad taste. That's a sick joke. 4  Having an urge to vomit. ( 5 slang) Very good, excellent, awesome. This tune is sick. Dude this car has a fully sick subwoofer! 6  In poor condition.
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sick sick. not in good health; ill; afflicted with disease. sick sinus syndrome. a complex cardiac arrhythmia manifested as severe sinus bradycardia alone, sinus bradycardia alternating with tachycardia, or sinus bradycardia with atrioventricular block.
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- adj. ruined, wrecked. 1  all washed up. 2  belly-up. 3  burned out. 4  cooked. 5  dead. 6  destroyed. 7  done for. 8  down and out. 9  down for the count. 10  down the drain. 11  down the tubes. 12  finished. 13  floored. 14  had it. 15  nonfunctioning. 16  on the skids. 17  out of business. 18  out of circulation. 19  sunk. 20  totaled. 21  washed up. 22  wiped out.
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death Another word for death. noun. The act or fact of dying: decease, demise, dissolution, extinction, passing, quietus, rest1. (Slang) curtain (used in plural). See live. A termination of life, usually as the result of an accident or a disaster: casualty, fatality. See live.
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- adj. tired. 1  beat. 2  burned out. 3  bushed. 4  collapsing. 5  dead on one's feet. 6  dog-tired. 7  done for. 8  done in. 9  drained. 10  drooping. 11  drowsy. 12  enervated. 13  exhausted. 14  fatigued. 15  fried. 16  out of gas. 17  overworked. 18  played out. 19  run ragged. 20  run-down. 21  shot. 22  sleepy. 23  spent. 24  tuckered out. 25  wasted. 26  weary. 27  worn out.
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