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Suffering — synonyms, suffering antonyms, definition

1. suffering (a)

35 synonyms
acquiescent afflicted ailing allowing authorizing chartering comfortless concerned diseased distressed down empowering enduring granting harsh ill infected jarring lenient letting • • •

2. suffering (Noun)

32 synonyms
ache affliction agony anguish atrocity blight calamity catastrophe discomfort distress duress excruciation grief hardship horror hurt misery misfortune monstrosity nightmare • • •
4 definitions

suffering (Noun) — A state of acute pain.

suffering (Noun) — Misery resulting from affliction.

suffering (Noun) — Psychological suffering. ex. "the death of his wife caused him great suffering"

suffering (Noun) — Feelings of mental or physical pain.

6 types of
hurting miserableness misery pain painfulness wretchedness
15 types
Passion of Christ agony anguish discomfort irritation passion self-torment self-torture soreness throe throes torment torture tsoris wound

3. suffering (Adjective)

2 synonyms
miserable wretched
2 definitions

suffering (Adjective) — Troubled by pain or loss. ex. "suffering refugees"

suffering (Adjective) — Very unhappy; full of misery. ex. "a message of hope for suffering humanity"

4. suffering (Verb)

16 synonyms
abiding aching bearing brooking digesting getting having hurting losing meeting putting up standing sticking out stomaching supporting sustaining
2 antonyms
being well enjoying
11 definitions

suffering (Verb) — Undergo or be subjected to. ex. "He suffered the penalty" ex. "Many saints suffered martyrdom"

suffering (Verb) — Undergo (as of injuries and illnesses). ex. "She suffered a fracture in the accident"

suffering (Verb) — Experience (emotional) pain. ex. "Every time her husband gets drunk, she suffers"

suffering (Verb) — Put up with something or somebody unpleasant. ex. "The new secretary had to suffer a lot of unprofessional remarks"

suffering (Verb) — Get worse. ex. "His grades suffered"

suffering (Verb) — Feel ill, be uncomfortable or in pain.

suffering (Verb) — Feel physical pain. ex. "Were you suffering after the accident?"

suffering (Verb) — Feel unwell or uncomfortable. ex. "She is suffering from the hot weather"

suffering (Verb) — Be given to. ex. "She suffers from a tendency to talk too much"

suffering (Verb) — Undergo or suffer. ex. "suffer a terrible fate"

suffering (Verb) — Be set at a disadvantage. ex. "This author really suffers in translation"

21 type of
allowing being being given comprehending countenancing declining experiencing feeling getting going through having inclining leaning letting perceiving permitting receiving running seeing tending • • •
42 types
accepting agonising agonizing ailing anguishing bearing up breaking down breaking up catching choking collapsing cracking cracking up cramping crocking up dying famishing freezing gagging getting • • •