suffer
[ˈsʌfər]
Definition:
1. Get worse.
2. Feel pain or be in pain.
3. Put up with something or somebody unpleasant.
4. Undergo or be subjected to.
'suffer' example sentence:
- Refugees settling in a new country suffer from a number of problems.
- Those who suffer from narcissism become self-absorbed or chronic show-offs.
- Air bombardment raised criticism on the humanitarian grounds that innocent civilians might suffer.
- She vowed that no one would have to suffer the same indignity.
- TI has seen its shares suffer because of a flight of capital to telecom and Internet-related businesses.
- Such operation mode has suffered a heavy blow in the financial crisis.
- Anybody who thinks so is suffering from "Cold War fever".
- He suffered a mild concussion and had to withdraw from the tournament.
- The Greater Khingan Range had suffered several big fires in recent years.
- Mikey Graham was not in Australia after suffering a bout of exhaustion.
- In essence, the world is now suffering a reverse Triffin dilemma.
- He was suffering from pancreatic cancer, said the company's statement.
- His Christian Democrat party suffered heavy losses at parliamentary elections in June.
- Now that Martin has begun to suffer the effects of AIDS, he says his time is running out.
- Six teachers suffered minor injuries, according to Fengjie's publicity department.
- Yao was suffering from osteomyelitis, a bone inflammation caused by bacteria.
- Millions more suffer from serious sleep deprivation caused by long work hours.
- The president of Togo died after suffering a heart attack on Saturday.
- He talked of the "huge suffering" of the Palestinian people.
- "In such a reality people are suffering," he said.
- He added that the Syrian military suffered serious damage from Turkish strikes.
- Russia has suffered a series of terrorist attacks over the past week.
- But has the Japanese economy indeed suffered a "total collapse"?
- Your enjoyment of a novel can suffer from too much analysis and dissection.
- Liu Po and Li Lei suffer from serious cases of the latter.
- I still suffer from catarrh and sinus problems.
- The more pigs I raise, the greater the loss I suffer.
- About 70% of women suffer from premenstrual syndrome.
- I began to suffer from headaches, which left me feeling completely drained.
- "Chinese ports are generally suffering from overcapacity," Chang said.
- Eventually even their economic predominance was to suffer.
- In China, there are about 12 million children suffering from amblyopia.
- Europe will suffer, and so will the rest of the world.
- Five Iraqis reportedly died, but British soldiers suffered only minor injuries.
- Similarly, the building of Area Police Station also suffered minor damages.
- Many kids suffer from acne and angst.
- Company reputation might suffer.
- They suffered headaches and fever, and had to be hospitalized immediately.
- Police said the officer suffered a "very minor" ankle injury.
- It is hard to estimate how many children suffer from dyslexia.
- Lin Zhu said she is in poor health and suffering from diabetes.
- She could suffer irreversible brain damage if she is not treated within seven days.
- About 10 million Chinese children suffer from various disabilities, he said.
- They suffer from health problems and fear the long term effects of radiation.
- Fugui is regarded as a symbol for the suffering of the nation.
- Jett Travolta suffered a seizure and collapsed at the family's home.
- They clearly take a perverted delight in watching others suffer.
- It was not my intention that she should suffer.
- A lot of students suffer from exam nerves.
- His wife would not be able to cope and might suffer a nervous breakdown.
- In these days of technological change we all suffer from information overload.
- Outsiders will continue to suffer the most blatant discrimination.
- Feed plants and they grow, neglect them and they suffer.
- Male pride forced him to suffer in silence.
- Do you suffer from constipation?
- It was unfair that he should suffer so much.
- It was damnably unfair that he should suffer so much.
- Many immigrants suffer from a sense of alienation.
- Dieters suffer from violent mood swings.
- Many people suffer from mental illness at some point in their lives.