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Verb
To trouble or afflict
To cause physical pain to
To cause emotional distress to someone
To be afflicted by
To put a damper on one's mood or enthusiasm
Be stricken by something
To deplete, or be depleted, in physical strength or energy
Noun
An ailment
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Verb
▲
To trouble or afflict
bother
distress
trouble
worry
pain
afflict
upset
sicken
agitate
alarm
alarum
annoy
bedevil
beset
concern
curse
derail
discomfort
discompose
dismay
disquiet
distemper
distract
disturb
exercise
flurry
frazzle
fuss
hagride
perturb
rack
undo
unhinge
unsettle
be
irritate
affect
be unwell
freak out
hurt
suffer
weird out
be crook
be indisposed
be ill
be sick
be weak
feel pain
be in pain
be wrong with
feel unwell
be the matter with
disconcert
fluster
vex
unnerve
rattle
ruffle
faze
perplex
fret
irk
pester
plague
make anxious
discombobulate
confuse
bug
harass
make uneasy
hassle
bewilder
torment
discomfit
shake
provoke
get to
try
confound
spook
grieve
oppress
frighten
stress
harry
throw
depress
burden
stir up
gnaw at
strain
torture
discountenance
sadden
agonize
US
needle
chafe
pother
psych
agonise
UK
shake up
puzzle
throw off balance
burn up
wound
embarrass
frustrate
excite
startle
scare
displease
disorder
nonplus
persecute
derange
dishearten
take aback
gall
aggrieve
weigh down
nag
put off
lie heavy on
give a hard time
give someone grief
make waves
tax
daunt
harrow
besiege
exasperate
appal
UK
anguish
stimulate
discommode
bustle
disorganize
disrupt
nettle
martyr
panic
interfere
cause suffering to
chagrin
despair
disappoint
abash
offend
rouse
anger
disarrange
peeve
badger
beleaguer
make uncomfortable
niggle
miff
turn
work up
arouse
appall
US
make fretful
sweat
fear
stew
tantalize
US
tantalise
UK
indispose
craze
cause anxiety to
psych out
take pains
throw off
get at
egg on
tick off
flip out
pick on
make a scene
put someone off their stroke
push buttons
turn on
nauseate
hurry
flutter
preoccupy
hustle
occupy
quicken
galvanize
US
mortify
cause disquiet to
aggravate
galvanise
UK
incommode
muddle
incite
inflame
unquiet
inconvenience
set someone back on their heels
make someone scratch their head
make restless
cause concern to
drive up the wall
give a bad time
cause discomfort to
hack you off
interrupt
nark
incapacitate
flip
floor
cramp
debilitate
horrify
disengage
unfasten
separate
unhitch
disconnect
uncouple
detach
fire up
wind up
stop
check
prevent
thwart
block
ferment
daze
put
rock the boat
hurt somebody's feelings
get someone
bum out
get across
hack off
lay up
key up
hound
shock
injure
pique
outrage
astound
complicate
amaze
intrude
tire
ventilate
examine
move
blast
dang
darn
discourage
dispirit
strap
dog
break
nit-pick
push
desolate
avert
hamper
inhibit
foil
unman
surprise
cause anxiety
cause anguish to
dash
get in the way
drive insane
make flip
bug up
work someone up
eat at
arouse anxiety in
make miserable
do a number on
be on one's case
make wretched
make it tough for
weigh on
cut up
put yourself out
fuss over
take the trouble
worry about
make a fuss about
put oneself out
be concerned about
make an effort
exert oneself
go out of one's way
go to the trouble of
chill
disillusion
paralyse
UK
demoralize
US
terrify
wreck
unrail
overturn
spoil
deflect
impede
dislocate
crash
hinder
ruin
obstruct
forestall
send over the edge
affright
disgruntle
disenchant
tease
flap
paralyze
US
demoralise
UK
terrorize
US
mystify
snafu
let down
flummox
dumbfound
terrorise
UK
test
importune
dun
tear
goad
hector
knock sideways
mess up
fill with consternation
foul up
screw up
put the wind up someone
throw into a tizzy
knock for six
louse up
give someone a turn
muck up
nitpick
quibble
carp
cavil
fidget
unbalance
sweat out
give someone a hard time
be a great weight on
be agitated
be worried
jolt
destabilize
US
labour over
nip in the bud
get worked up
make a big thing out of
make a big thing of
make a meal of
make a mountain out of a molehill
be in a tizzy
get in a stew
be in a stew
make a thing of
be in a flap
down
dement
displace
jumble
rummage
disarray
fuddle
destabilise
UK
throw into confusion
pull the rug out from under
throw into uproar
pull the rug from under
throw into disorder
smite
blight
pursue
excruciate
grip
cause trouble to
crucify
take
lacerate
strike
press
visit
intimidate
cow
awe
deter
subdue
browbeat
overawe
bully
make nervous
buffalo
outface
stare down
outstare
put off balance
impress
stand up to
overwhelm
heat
pressure
pressurize
US
baffle
abrade
excoriate
consternate
traumatize
US
jar
blind someone with something
addle
put on edge
rile
disaccord
jangle
discord
disharmonize
blind
psych someone out
pressurise
UK
traumatise
UK
unstring
rankle with
cause to panic
put into a flap
throw into a tizz
send into a spin
eat away at
get on nerves
throw a curve
knock props out
crush
hit a sour note
deject
cast down
make despondent
make downhearted
repress
disparage
prostrate
droop
cause to lose heart
deprecate
put a damper on
break one's heart
dampen
weigh
beat down
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Verb
▲
To cause physical pain to
pain
hurt
cause pain
ache
throb
smart
afflict
sting
cause discomfort
pinch
be tender
trouble
prickle
twinge
bite
burn
chafe
constrain
cramp
excruciate
harm
inflame
play up
punish
wound
be painful
be sore
bruise
injure
kill
torment
torture
cause discomfort to
cause pain to
convulse
nick
tingle
be uncomfortable
pound
prick
suffer
be irritated
blister
squeeze
crush
urticate
confine
be excruciating
cause agony to
be agonizing
give pain to
gnaw
wrest
grip
wring
wrench
be in pain
give someone gyp
give someone trouble
press tightly
itch
have gooseflesh
have goosebumps
have pins and needles
have a creeping sensation
have goose pimples
twitch
feel painful
be hurting
be throbbing
be playing up
be inflamed
be sensitive
be stinging
be smarting
be killing
tickle
thrill
twitter
creep
be itchy
get excited
have goose bumps
feel tickled
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Verb
▲
To cause emotional distress to someone
hurt
distress
offend
outrage
upset
annoy
bother
aggrieve
anger
displease
irk
irritate
sadden
sting
vex
affront
agonise
UK
agonize
US
bug
disgruntle
disgust
disturb
exasperate
gall
miff
needle
pain
rile
shock
trouble
depress
devastate
grieve
horrify
mortify
peeve
perplex
plague
worry
wound
afflict
chafe
discombobulate
discommode
disoblige
disquiet
dog
excruciate
faze
fret
jar
nauseate
nettle
pester
pique
repel
repulse
sicken
slight
be hurtful to
bleed
burn up
cause anguish
cause offense
cause sorrow
cause suffering
discomfit
eat at
get to
lambaste
mourn
nag at
tick off
turn off
be disagreeable to
give offence to
hurt someone's feelings
make unhappy
push the buttons of
cut to the quick
thumb nose at
cut
aggravate
provoke
ruffle
nark
tire
agitate
goad
perturb
bore
incommode
badger
have had enough
grate at
harass
try the patience of
weary
dishearten
lose patience
make fed up
become bored
get at
make discontented
grate on
get
infuriate
roil
madden
mad
ire
incense
enflame
inflame
enrage
frost
grate
gravel
persecute
spite
rark
gripe
rankle
ride
itch
rasp
hump
exacerbate
get across
rub one the wrong way
rile up
get one's goat
steam up
try your patience
get on your nerves
hack you off
hack off
put out
bum out
rub up the wrong way
get under skin
rub you up the wrong way
acerbate
rankle with
get your goat
get under your skin
wind up
give someone the hump
try one's patience
more ❯
Verb
▲
To be afflicted by
suffer
have
contract
get
catch
develop
be affected by
be afflicted by
come down with
fall victim to
suffer from
be afflicted with
become ill with
become infected by
become infected with
become sick with
be ill with
be inflicted with
be sick with
be stricken with
be suffering from
fall ill with
fall sick with
get sick
succumb to
be beset by
be beset with
be laid up with
be sickened with
be struck down with
be taken ill with
be troubled with
go down with
have trouble with
suffer with
take sick with
be a sufferer from
be bedevilled by
be cursed with
be dogged by
be incapacitated with
be racked with
be smitten by
be smitten with
have come down with
have fallen victim to
have gone down with
show symptoms of
take ill with
be a martyr to
Verb
▲
To put a damper on one's mood or enthusiasm
dull
dampen
depress
crush
dispirit
sap
break
deject
demoralise
UK
demoralize
US
dishearten
dismay
lower
overwhelm
stifle
subdue
subjugate
suppress
trouble
daunt
devitalize
diminish
discourage
enervate
oppress
sadden
shake
smother
squelch
upset
weaken
abase
bother
chagrin
curb
deaden
debilitate
defeat
distress
extinguish
humble
overcome
overpower
perturb
quell
weary
bear down on
beat down
bum out
cast down
damp down
weigh down
cast a pall over
put a damper on
desolate
grieve
chill
try
afflict
torment
haunt
harrow
dash
drain
burden
disturb
aggrieve
mortify
bug
hang over
faze
cow
throw cold water on
beat
cast a gloom upon
drag
pour cold water on
knock the stuffing out of
darken
run down
make someone fed up
make gloomy
make desolate
knock sideways
give someone the blues
bring tears to your eyes
make unhappy
damp
bear down
cause suffering to
knock for six
harsh someone's mellow
make despondent
make your heart bleed
reduce to tears
weigh heavily on
make sad
turn one off
get down
keep under
unnerve
unman
frustrate
deter
undermine
disappoint
throw
make downhearted
disparage
vex
irk
disincline
make dejected
abash
bring low
get to
psych out
intimidate
annoy
exasperate
infuriate
anger
overawe
put off
madden
irritate
appall
US
deprecate
confuse
bully
prostrate
appal
UK
scare
weigh
repress
alarm
frighten
awe
droop
aggravate
dissatisfy
embitter
sour
enfeeble
humiliate
indispose
make dispirited
make crestfallen
miff
rattle
disconcert
cause to lose heart
disempower
nark
put down
bring down
break one's heart
jumble
deflate
muddle
unzip
disorder
disarrange
nonplus
disorganize
discountenance
snarl
unglue
embarrass
cripple
unsettle
hack off
drive crazy
drive mad
make discontented
blow up
send up
take apart
blow out
throw a pall over
wind up
take steam out
give someone the hump
more ❯
Verb
▲
Be stricken by something
sicken
fall ill
take sick
contract something
be stricken by something
go down with something
Verb
▲
To deplete, or be depleted, in physical strength or energy
languish
flag
weaken
wilt
decline
fade
wither
droop
fail
deteriorate
decay
desire
emaciate
go
hunger
lag
long
pine
sag
sigh
sink
want
waste away
hanker
sicken
suspire
yearn
brood
despond
diminish
dwindle
ebb
faint
grieve
grow weak
snivel
sorrow
teeter
tucker
waste
wither away
go downhill
conk out
fade away
fag out
fizzle out
go into a decline
go soft
knock out
pine away
die on vine
go to pieces
eat your heart out over
wane
degenerate
drop
crumble
fall
slump
collapse
lessen
atrophy
slip
worsen
retrograde
regress
rot
depreciate
falter
devolve
tire
melt away
decrease
shrink
degrade
retrogress
disintegrate
slide
disappear
disimprove
lapse
lower
shrivel
become worse
get worse
break down
hang
abate
fall off
hit the skids
go down the toilet
perish
spoil
subside
debilitate
stagnate
recede
die
peter out
taper off
pall
succumb
fall apart
go backwards
go bad
wear away
be in decline
go down the tubes
loll
swag
vitiate
debase
evaporate
flop
lose strength
let up
depress
shrivel up
contract
wizen
impair
become limp
descend
dry up
grow worse
fold
die away
fall down
melt
slacken
break up
die down
skid
die out
lose quality
go to pot
be neglected
fall to pieces
be the worse for wear
drop off
go to rack and ruin
erode
ebb away
peak
mope
moon
nosedive
moulder
UK
weary
backslide
become emaciated
die off
become fatigued
grow less
mummify
grow tired
grow weary
lose energy
dry
suffer
be abandoned
molder
US
thin
lose courage
injure
adulterate
go to the pack
be worse for wear
alloy
corrode
go to the dogs
lose it
mar
break
undermine
be handicapped
appear in a poor light
be at disadvantage
be damaged
be impaired
be shown to disadvantage
be disregarded
be forgotten
give out
cave in
desiccate
remit
be giving up the ghost
be slipping away
be about to die
be in extremis
become moribund
have one foot in the grave
be approaching death
dangle
bend
constrict
deflate
blast
blight
moderate
taper
dissolve
ease
de-escalate
relent
bow
become marcescent
be despondent
become dispirited
become dejected
lose heart
stoop
hang down
come to an end
retire
fall away
trail
ease off
withdraw
ratchet down
drain away
flow away
phase down
become stale
give up hope
drape
sling
slouch
settle
lop
lean
suspend
ease up
trail off
become flaccid
relapse
minimize
US
give way
totter
halt
grow dim
relax
grow faint
lose
minimise
UK
impoverish
tremble
limp
cripple
tail off
swoon
tire out
let down
wear out
wear off
lose spirit
grow weaker
thin out
slow down
founder
tumble
buckle
crumple
flake out
go out like light
pass out
lose consciousness
black out
become unconscious
zonk out
keel over
be overcome
fall unconscious
go out like a light
go out
dilapidate
putrefy
become debilitated
go into decline
be on your last legs
fall apart at the seams
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An ailment
illness
disease
disorder
ailment
sickness
complaint
malady
infirmity
condition
bug
complication
affection
trouble
distemper
distemperature
ill
fever
affliction
infection
indisposition
virus
lurgy
syndrome
upset
malaise
problem
disability
wog
ill health
weakness
contagion
flu
defect
attack
debility
unsoundness
unhealthiness
ache
unhealth
diseasedness
disturbance
plague
dysfunction
dose
blight
cancer
epidemic
inflammation
fit
seizure
breakdown
collapse
poor health
curse
bacterium
germ
paint
whitening
whitewash
testiness
lime
microorganism
bacillus
microbe
plight
feverishness
irregularity
cachexia
temperature
febrility
pyrexia
shivering
febricity
unwellness
unhealthfulness
paroxysm
convulsion
predicament
mild sickness
bad health
temper
ague
calenture
delirium
temp
valetudinarianism
relapse
ailing
confinement
prostration
convalescence
what's going around
failing health
high temperature
canker
abnormality
evil
scourge
decrepitude
pestilence
bane
endemic
pathosis
sickliness
contamination
coath
misery
Cancer
hemorrhage
US
visitation
spell
feebleness
rot
haemorrhage
UK
stroke
convulsions
silent killer
medical condition
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