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Discover Ludwig"terrible suffering" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to refer to physical or mental anguish that is experienced by a person. For example, "The refugees endured terrible suffering during their relocation."
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"The arms have brought terrible suffering.
"Terrible suffering.... Things coming apart at the seams".
And that conflict has already brought so much terrible suffering.
To the young Quays the remnants of flesh and bone spoke mutely of terrible suffering.
After a period of terrible suffering, Beatrice died of cancer, in 1896.
He blockaded the city by land and sea, inflicting terrible suffering.
Those profits came at the price of terrible suffering by the Congolese people.
The fighters are not seen here as liberators, but as harbingers of terrible suffering to come.
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It is suggested that sentience combined with profound neurological disability may lead to terrible suffering.
Nicklinson learned to communicate by blinking his eyes and thus was able to describe his terrible suffering.
Our narrator recounts his terrible suffering with disconcerting calmness.
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