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Noun
(
pathology
)
An abnormal condition of a human, animal or plant that causes discomfort or dysfunction
An organism that is too small to be seen by the unaided eye, especially a single-celled organism, such as a bacterium
A dark-pigmented, usually malignant tumor arising from a melanocyte and occurring most commonly in the skin
Pathological condition
Acute inflammation in the brain and spine
Disease
Natural disaster
A state of (typically public) dissatisfaction, disturbance, or agitation
The act or process of contaminating
Verb
To taint or contaminate
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Noun
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(
pathology
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An abnormal condition of a human, animal or plant that causes discomfort or dysfunction
disorder
illness
complaint
condition
sickness
affliction
ailment
malady
infection
infirmity
plague
upset
blight
bug
indisposition
trouble
cancer
canker
abnormality
affection
ail
contagion
debility
defect
disability
evil
complication
decrepitude
epidemic
ill
lurgy
pestilence
scourge
virus
ache
bane
contamination
curse
distemper
distemperature
endemic
fever
pathosis
problem
sickliness
syndrome
wog
attack
breakdown
Cancer
coath
collapse
convulsions
feebleness
fit
flu
haemorrhage
UK
hemorrhage
US
inflammation
misery
rot
seizure
spell
stroke
unhealthiness
unsoundness
visitation
medical condition
silent killer
ill health
malaise
weakness
frailty
diseasedness
unhealth
fragility
delicacy
unwellness
frailness
decay
debilitation
pest
flimsiness
ailing
delicateness
corruption
poor health
poison
vulnerability
menace
shortcoming
deficiency
what's going around
failing
imperfection
fault
confinement
injury
puniness
fragileness
unsubstantiality
weakliness
failing health
insubstantiality
dysfunction
disturbance
pollution
pandemic
enervation
distress
depression
lassitude
languor
incapacity
listlessness
health condition
infestation
irregularity
valetudinarianism
mildew
fungus
temperature
woe
septicity
pain
thinness
misfortune
suffering
plight
bubonic plague
tribulation
trial
anguish
bad health
Black Death
rash
outbreak
contagious disease
weariness
ordeal
adversity
hardship
ills
enfeeblement
wretchedness
calamity
exhaustion
faintness
impairment
infirmness
asthenia
languidness
lowness
wimpiness
lightness
failure
mould
UK
smallness
slightness
dose
predicament
littleness
sepsis
fineness
diminutiveness
cachexia
health issue
health complaint
queasiness
lues
unhealthfulness
paroxysm
convulsion
mild sickness
unwholesomeness
morbidness
mold
US
feverishness
relapse
shivering
febricity
febrility
pyrexia
neoplasia
malignancy
corrosion
nuisance
morbidity
delirium
ague
calenture
temp
taint
health problem
symptoms
lameness
etiolation
meagerness
effeteness
boil
blister
smutch
noma
eyesore
sight
withering
dump
lack of strength
shakiness
toxicity
transmission
venom
miasma
impurity
dirt
complex
prognostics
diagnostics
pattern
sign
unease
blot on the landscape
angst
melancholy
anxiety
discomfort
high temperature
devitalization
dejection
unhappiness
restlessness
despondency
doldrums
disquiet
tiredness
fatigue
overtiredness
prostration
instability
vagary
derangement
ailments
encumbrance
weediness
ineffectiveness
disablement
set of symptoms
uneasiness
lack of vitality
lack of energy
handicap
murrain
weltschmerz
dissatisfaction
despair
discontent
Weltschmerz
ennui
aberration
incompetence
incompetency
detriment
drawback
disadvantage
unfitness
lack
disqualification
inability
restriction
inexperience
impotence
invalidity
learning difficulties
special needs
influenza
wave
hydra
ravage
pneumonic plague
putrefaction
decomposition
gangrene
torment
learning disability
sorrow
grief
hurt
excruciation
torture
rack
agony
travail
straits
difficulty
burden
crux
cross
cross to bear
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disease
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Noun
▲
An organism that is too small to be seen by the unaided eye, especially a single-celled organism, such as a bacterium
microorganism
bacterium
germ
microbe
parasite
pathogen
virus
bug
plague
disease-causing agent
bacillus
antibody
bacteria
microscopic organism
crud
supergerm
superbug
submicroscopic organism
Noun
▲
A dark-pigmented, usually malignant tumor arising from a melanocyte and occurring most commonly in the skin
melanoma
cancer
growth
malignancy
sarcoma
tumour
UK
tumor
US
black cancer
malignity
neoplasm
malignant growth
carcinoma
cancerous growth
swelling
lump
myeloma
lymphoma
meningioma
fibroadenoma
metastasis
teratoma
neurofibroma
C
lichen
malignant tumour
long illness
big C
outgrowth
protuberance
protrusion
knob
nodule
cyst
polyp
process
bulla
excrescence
bump
intumescence
tumescence
excrescency
tumefaction
Noun
▲
Pathological condition
dyscrasia
pathological condition
Noun
▲
Acute inflammation in the brain and spine
meningitis
brain fever
bacterial meningitis
fungal meningitis
parasitic meningitis
viral meningitis
Noun
▲
Disease
cholera
blue death
dysentery
Noun
▲
Natural disaster
killer
predator
natural disaster
pillager
meat-eater
slayer
raider
carnivore
hunter
marauder
beast of prey
animal of prey
Noun
▲
A state of (typically public) dissatisfaction, disturbance, or agitation
unrest
turmoil
tumult
disturbance
uproar
disorder
upheaval
agitation
confusion
ferment
chaos
turbulence
bother
disquiet
trouble
restlessness
disruption
rebellion
anarchy
insurrection
uprising
restiveness
uneasiness
rioting
upset
conflict
discord
dither
strife
dissatisfaction
perturbation
sedition
protest
worry
unquietness
fighting
quarrel
ructions
discontent
tizzy
anxiety
discontentment
fermentation
instability
unease
annoyance
disaffection
distress
grief
change
tension
dissension
trepidation
anxiousness
altercation
dissent
apprehension
bickering
controversy
fear
nervousness
chagrin
irritation
anguish
vexation
contention
crisis
debate
malaise
moodiness
mortification
perplexity
sorrow
ennui
Sturm und Drang
storm
edginess
boiling
troubles
disarray
storms
commotion
roughness
pandemonium
mayhem
havoc
unruliness
frenzy
excitement
stir
bubbling
paroxysm
earthquake
bouleversement
convulsion
tempest
cataclysm
convulsions
dissolving
frothing
seething
foaming
souring
evaporation
ebullition
leavening
volatilization
bedlam
tempests
maelstroms
displeasure
envy
unhappiness
disgruntlement
discontentedness
fretfulness
grievances
resentment
frustration
regret
impatience
bad feelings
pique
sadness
gloominess
depression
chip on one's shoulder
torment
concern
disquietude
woe
stress
angst
strain
misery
care
apprehensiveness
concernment
nervosity
agita
sweat
dread
misgiving
disconcertment
nerves
tenseness
fearfulness
discomfort
foreboding
doubt
butterflies
heartache
worriment
solicitude
uncertainty
torture
willies
presentiment
jitteriness
jumps
shakes
nag
twitchiness
heebie-jeebies
butterflies in the stomach
affliction
hardship
tribulation
suffering
pain
responsibility
pressure
burden
discomposure
burdens
dismay
fluster
derangement
anger
harassment
inconvenience
alarm
fright
disappointment
shock
hurt
defeat
hassle
shake-up
grievance
surprise
reversion
problem
letdown
affront
destruction
queasiness
turn-up
dislocation
subversion
more ❯
Noun
▲
The act or process of contaminating
contamination
impurity
corruption
decay
defilement
adulteration
dirtiness
dirtying
foulness
infection
poisoning
pollution
radioactivation
soilage
filthiness
griminess
rottenness
spoliation
uncleanliness
unwholesomeness
nastiness
pestilence
smuttiness
squalidness
squalor
uncleanness
debasement
taint
sullying
dirt
grime
scum
filth
degradation
pollutant
tarnishing
deterioration
stain
tainting
foreign matter
putrefaction
perversion
feculence
putrescence
decomposition
vitiation
impairment
soiling
dross
sordidness
trash
spoiling
contaminant
adulterant
rotting
rot
bits
festering
breakdown
befoulment
dustiness
dinge
grubbiness
blackness
dinginess
ruination
foreign body
devaluation
depreciation
reduction
erosion
spoilage
noxiousness
debauchment
muddiness
messiness
fouling
septicity
adulterating
contaminating
befouling
sepsis
infecting
polluting
misuse
abuse
litter
fumes
smog
effluence
profanation
besmearing
inflammation
suppuration
septicaemia
carbon footprint
germs
ulceration
poison
bacteria
microbes
greenhouse effect
greenhouse gasses
toxic waste
muck
insanitation
debauchery
toxicity
depravity
sludge
refuse
sewage
slime
garbage
crud
mud
mire
rubbish
ordure
ooze
carrion
grot
gunk
soil
smut
shabbiness
sleaziness
yuck
grunge
gunge
slush
debris
silt
dregs
offensiveness
waste
sediment
slop
putridity
sleaze
foul matter
more ❯
Verb
▲
To taint or contaminate
infect
pollute
contaminate
dirty
foul
poison
taint
blight
spoil
vitiate
corrupt
damage
impair
mar
ruin
defile
radioactivate
afflict
debase
debauch
deprave
enthuse
make impure
move
overwhelm
pervert
spread among
spread to
sully
injure
befoul
degrade
adulterate
harm
stain
destroy
soil
tarnish
profane
ravage
influence
smirch
undermine
desecrate
subvert
affect
devastate
warp
sabotage
weaken
hurt
bastardize
US
alloy
envenom
deteriorate
blemish
cheapen
deface
doctor
bastardise
UK
cripple
mess up
touch
strike down
tamper with
demolish
annihilate
lead astray
compromise
break
besmirch
embitter
demoralize
US
crush
antagonize
US
smear
dishonour
UK
manipulate
attack
wear away
despoil
muddy
make ill
lace
dilute
wreak havoc on
do damage to
play havoc with
lessen
demean
dishonor
US
tar
prostitute
depreciate
demoralise
UK
kill
empoison
disfigure
waste
vandalize
US
falsify
muck up
spike
make filthy
cook
discolor
US
trash
water down
abuse
antagonise
UK
vandalise
UK
discolour
UK
make sick
unsettle
lay low
undercut
destabilize
US
run through
seduce
brutalize
US
canker
abase
set a bad example
destabilise
UK
toxify
litter
infest
bestialize
begrime
crud up
darken
make degenerate
brutalise
UK
blacken
assassinate
exterminate
slaughter
fester
splash
besmear
lower
muck
distain
gaum
spatter
mire
grime
bemire
smudge
daub
thin
deform
disgrace
distort
cut
spot
maculate
alter
mix
violate
make dirty
pull down
extend
sophisticate
devalue
scuzz up
blast
wither
shrivel
putrefy
make foul
attenuate
dope
wreck
mutilate
colour
UK
anger
sour
jaundice
trouble
mix with
plant
phony up
commingle
denature
transfuse
shave
amalgamate
dissolve
mingle
infiltrate
irrigate
doctor up
thin out
blend
intermix
mangle
smash
impact
overcome
undo
gut
shatter
strike
aggravate
make bitter
blaspheme
mildew
disrupt
bloody
crab
flaw
endamage
total
wound
interfere with
perturb
disfeature
incapacitate
blot
raze
upset
crack
bleach
dent
scratch
play merry hell with
scorch
fade
tear
bang up
dismantle
stab
drive a nail into the coffin of
corrode
cross up
lacerate
scathe
batter
maltreat
smash up
gnaw
wrong
maim
split
cause injury
rust
rot
burn
disintegrate
alienate
fiddle with
rankle
tinker with
color
US
make rancorous
acerbate
prevail
occur
commit sacrilege
depredate
treat sacrilegiously
sack
pillage
devour
insult
outrage
desolate
spoliate
impinge
impact on
prevail over
impinge upon
nip in the bud
taint with mildew
treat with disrespect
blaspheme against
shake up
strike at
take hold of
exert influence on
have an impact on
have an effect on
make lose face
commit sacrilege against
lay waste to
mark
denigrate
splatter
blotch
slip a Mickey Finn into
bespatter
drug
vilify
get dirty
shame
get filthy
make unclean
load
besoil
cloud
smutch
encrust
draggle
coat
add drugs to
make black
make dusty
make darker
confound
tinge
prejudice
fix
worsen
reduce in value
mongrelize
reduce in quality
muss
crumb
bedraggle
mess
deacon
drag down
make mucky
put poison in
muss up
mix something with something
black
misuse
roil
rile
murk
add poison to
shade
becloud
scorn
hoodoo
revile
vice
cuss
flame
swear
voodoo
curse
darn
mock
mudsling
ebonize
ink
make cloudy
cloud up
make blacker
make murky
knock out
make smoky
make sooty
make dark
commit sin
do wrong
be evil
talk dirty
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