The phrase "afflicted out" is not correct and does not appear to be usable in written English.
It seems to be an incorrect combination of words that lacks a clear meaning or context.
Example: "He felt afflicted out by the constant negativity around him."
Alternatives: "overwhelmed by" or "burdened by".
He decrees that she will regain her beautiful form when Rama laughs at seeing her so afflicted, dried out (a reminder of the dried stream motif), without a body (the Ramayana curse) and lying on the path (an attribute often used to describe a stone).
They restricted New Zealand to 217 – 12 runs below England's much‑criticised 229 for six on the same pitch three days earlier – and Tillakaratne Dilshan again starred with the bat before nerves briefly afflicted an out-of-form middle order.
Nor does it offer a pledge of new money to help afflicted nations carry out the tasks.
"I was trying to cure them," she says of the mentally afflicted who turned out to have precognitive powers and were conscripted into the program.
In addition to websites that are terribly laid out, afflicted by glitches, and not always timely updated, we have a number of disappointing anomalies.
What's fascinating is that humans appear to have no monopoly on repetitive compulsive behaviors; many animal species including dogs, cats and birds can be afflicted by these out-of-control rituals.
As he called out letters to identify the afflicted teeth, their teachers filled out forms for the kids to bring to their parents.
Those agreements should require that the creditors themselves would suffer some of the damage — even if the government stepped in to bail out the afflicted firm.
Through training, support and long-term mentoring, we have witnessed first-hand the ability of Kenyan journalists, for example, to turn a local understanding of HIV and Aids from a threat so terrifying that even families turned on and cast out those afflicted, to a public health issue that demands attention and response at the highest levels.
