Sentence examples for The ailments from inspiring English sources

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The ailments

noun

Something which ails one; a disease; sickness.

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The ailments are not just physical.

The ailments we get these days stick around.

The ailments were not among the more serious.

The ailments included nymphomania and frigidity (themselves now archaic terms) as well as depression and anxiety.

The ailments are named for French surgeons who described the conditions in the 18th and 19th centuries.

The ailments became so persistent that he was ultimately forced to sit out the entire fourth-year season.

The ailments of Peterson and Allen mean that Jason Sehorn and Ralph Brown could start at cornerback.

The ailments sound like a disabled list for a professional sports team.

The ailments caused by the different species and strains from genus Brucella are known collectively as brucellosis [ 1].

Though bothersome, the ailments are rarely fatal.

Some are grappling with the ailments of older age.

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