Examples of 'be afflicted' in a sentence
Meaning of "be afflicted"
be afflicted - Describes a state of suffering, distress, or hardship experienced by an individual or group
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The appliance can be afflicted by product residues.
Then shall they deliver you up to be afflicted.
People be afflicted by burnout for different reasons.
All pioneers are considered to be afflicted with moonstruck madness.
Will be afflicted in all their affliction.
Africa is another region that continues to be afflicted by conflict.
You might be afflicted with synaesthesia.
But for residents who do not want to be afflicted.
Some may also be afflicted with macrocytic anemia.
Those who posses must be afflicted.
Some may be afflicted by the death of a loved one.
Not a lot of people appear to be afflicted by this bug.
I would be afflicted by such boundless shame.
A patient may or may not be afflicted with cancer.
Will be afflicted by heavy exactions.
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People of all races and ages can be afflicted by it.
You seem to be afflicted with something.
There are many reasons why we may be afflicted.
Anyone can be afflicted with anxiety.
I have known people be among them and never be afflicted.
He was so young to be afflicted with such a life altering disease.
The people who are being afflicted there are going to be afflicted and consumed.
A planet is said to be afflicted when it receives a negative aspect.
Yet only the young and old seem to be afflicted here.
Others will be afflicted more frequently throughout their lives.
More than half the world will be afflicted by water shortages.
Be afflicted with ease.
Such a market will be afflicted with all kinds of deficiencies.
Thereupon you understand everything and you will not be afflicted.
A patient may or may not be afflicted with a malignant disease.
Nor is the cross the worst torture that can be afflicted.
The subject may be afflicted with superficial bladder cancer.
It always seemed to be afflicted.
The prince appears to be afflicted with a disease unfamiliar to his doctors.
There are few recent studies of how many people may be afflicted with the disorder.
One can also be afflicted with the disease due to a change in the environment.
There are plenty of people that might be afflicted by this project.
She seems to be afflicted by a mysterious disease since her stay in India.
Those who denied the truth among them will be afflicted with a painful chastisement.
No one will be afflicted with any hardship without it being the will of God.
A patient may or may not be afflicted with IBD.
I would be afflicted by such boundless shame that I would free nature from my embarrassing countenance.
As with other joints it can be afflicted with a host of conditions.
Thus God has granted that I too shall be afflicted.
A patient may or may not be afflicted with a hematological malignancy.
My Senior Assistant in Fashion has chosen today to be afflicted with a cold.
I will be afflicted that I do not know men.
This by no means intends that their King shall be afflicted at this time.
You seem to be afflicted by an over-active imagination.
Sir Isaac Newton was said to be afflicted by it.
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They are human beings afflicted by a rare disease
He is afflicted with a pain hitherto unknown to him
The appliance can be afflicted by product residues
