SUFFER


Meaning of SUFFER in English

verb

ADVERB

▪ a lot , badly , enormously , greatly , grievously , horribly , immensely , mightily , severely , terribly , tremendously

This area ~ed very badly in the storms.

▪ needlessly

Thousands of children in the world today ~ needlessly.

▪ disproportionately

Poor families ~ disproportionately from asthma.

▪ accordingly

▪ unnecessarily

▪ economically , financially

▪ emotionally , mentally , physically

▪ alone

I'm sorry that you have to ~ alone like this.

VERB + SUFFER

▪ be likely to , tend to

Premature babies are more likely to ~ from breathing difficulties in childhood.

▪ continue to

▪ deserve to

No child deserves to ~ for a parent's mistakes.

PREPOSITION

▪ for

I played tennis yesterday and I know I shall ~ for it today.

▪ from

She ~s from asthma.

▪ under

people ~ing under repressive regimes

▪ with

He ~s terribly with migraines.

PHRASES

▪ ~ in silence

They were just expected to ~ in silence.

Suffer is used with these nouns as the subject: ↑ country , ↑ credibility , ↑ economy , ↑ morale , ↑ patient , ↑ quality , ↑ reputation , ↑ schooling , ↑ victim

Suffer is used with these nouns as the object: ↑ abuse , ↑ accident , ↑ agony , ↑ ailment , ↑ anguish , ↑ arthritis , ↑ assault , ↑ attack , ↑ beating , ↑ bereavement , ↑ blow , ↑ bombardment , ↑ bout , ↑ breakdown , ↑ bruise , ↑ burn , ↑ casualty , ↑ complication , ↑ concussion , ↑ consequence , ↑ convulsion , ↑ cost , ↑ cramp , ↑ crisis , ↑ cruelty , ↑ cut , ↑ damage , ↑ death , ↑ decline , ↑ decrease , ↑ defeat , ↑ delay , ↑ delusion , ↑ depression , ↑ deprivation , ↑ dip , ↑ disability , ↑ disadvantage , ↑ disappointment , ↑ disaster , ↑ discomfort , ↑ discrimination , ↑ disruption , ↑ distress , ↑ disturbance , ↑ downturn , ↑ drop , ↑ effect , ↑ electric shock , ↑ embarrassment , ↑ erosion , ↑ execution , ↑ exposure , ↑ failure , ↑ fall , ↑ famine , ↑ fate , ↑ feeling , ↑ fit , ↑ fool , ↑ fracture , ↑ graze , ↑ guilt , ↑ haemorrhage , ↑ hallucination , ↑ handicap , ↑ harassment , ↑ hardship , ↑ harm , ↑ heart attack , ↑ hit , ↑ horror , ↑ humiliation , ↑ ill-treatment , ↑ illness , ↑ imprisonment , ↑ inconvenience , ↑ infection , ↑ injury , ↑ injustice , ↑ insult , ↑ intimidation , ↑ isolation , ↑ lapse , ↑ loneliness , ↑ loss , ↑ malnutrition , ↑ miscarriage , ↑ misery , ↑ misfortune , ↑ mishap , ↑ mutation , ↑ neglect , ↑ neurosis , ↑ nightmare , ↑ oppression , ↑ ordeal , ↑ pain , ↑ pang , ↑ penalty , ↑ persecution , ↑ plague , ↑ prejudice , ↑ problem , ↑ puncture , ↑ punishment , ↑ reaction , ↑ rebuff , ↑ recession , ↑ recurrence , ↑ reduction , ↑ relapse , ↑ remorse , ↑ repercussion , ↑ repression , ↑ reprisal , ↑ retaliation , ↑ reversal , ↑ reverse , ↑ setback , ↑ shock , ↑ shortage , ↑ sickness , ↑ side effect , ↑ spasm , ↑ stigma , ↑ strain , ↑ stress , ↑ stroke , ↑ swing , ↑ symptom , ↑ taunt , ↑ thrashing , ↑ torment , ↑ torture , ↑ tragedy , ↑ trauma , ↑ treatment , ↑ twinge , ↑ violence , ↑ withdrawal , ↑ wound , ↑ wrath , ↑ wrong

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