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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are ill with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is suffering from a specific illness or condition.
Example: "Many people in the community are ill with the flu this season."
Alternatives: "are suffering from" or "are affected by".
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Some are there because they are ill with treatable conditions.
His daughters, 6 and 8, are ill with stomach problems.
"There is no group for whom treatment is inappropriate if they are ill with influenza," Dr. Pavia said.
Still, when you consider that both are ill with only a short time to live, smoking is probably the last thing they should be doing.
Late on Wednesday ITH Pharma issued a statement through lawyers saying it was "very saddened to hear about the death of a baby in hospital, and that 14 others are ill with septicaemia".
But he praised the film for "doing a startlingly good job of demonstrating how when you are ill with schizophrenia you cannot tell fact from fiction, reality from delusion".
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I was ill with laughing.
He was said to have been ill with leukemia.
He was 59 and had been ill with bone cancer.
So was her mother, though she was ill with AIDS.
Mr. Gades had been ill with cancer for several years.
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