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The phrase "real suffering" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe intense physical or emotional pain, e.g. "The refugee camp was a place of real suffering."
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Real suffering.
For every instance of fear, humiliation and real suffering there's a counterbalancing example of adulation, privilege and V.I.P. access.
Is there not enough real suffering out there that I must go in seek of the make-believe variety?
Synthetic food and real suffering.
That would help to ease real suffering.
That, my friends, is real suffering.
I had full-on withdrawal symptoms: real suffering.
Unfortunately, its raw material is real suffering and real death.
"It was only recently that our real suffering began".
"Religious suffering is at the same time an expression of real suffering and a protest against real suffering.
The jobless statistics, he said at a rally in Aiken, represent "real people and real suffering".
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