affliction

The affliction was not only a problem for the Americans.

"I have something that can help you with your affliction."

"It is within our power to bring this old affliction under control."

The boy had died at the moment of his daughter's affliction.

If he had but said the word, your affliction would have passed from you.

He was also suffering an affliction of the right hand.

The medical authorities quickly enough put a name to this affliction.

In which case, he said, her affliction will simply repeat itself.

I have never seen so radical an example of the affliction.

She soon sat up in bed, the affliction apparently gone.

In fact, the wine was the least of his afflictions.

Not only was the piece funny, I finally have a name for my affliction.

The little girl was strong and did not readily give way to affliction.

And as a last affliction he was called upon to keep the diary going.

Of herself she had come to terms with her affliction and was prepared to talk about it.

My affliction might otherwise have had no meaning to me.

It is at once their affliction and our national shame.

"She was not able to offer any insight into your affliction."

With real affliction he heard her declare that she would do nothing of the kind.

They encouraged each other now in the violence of their affliction.

If only it had been a less embarrassing affliction, I might have.

"The name of the affliction probably would mean nothing to you.

And in spring training this year, the affliction carried on.

But there is something new and disturbing about current economic afflictions.

And at the same time ashamed of the affliction that he had brought down on himself.