af·flic·tion [əˈflɪkʃən] ΟΥΣ
1. affliction (illness):
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- bolezen θηλ
2. affliction no πλ (distress):
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Her affliction caused her so much difficulty she preferred to die rather than live with the grief, unable to prevent what she saw.
en.wikipedia.org He suffers from the affliction to this day, coupled with frequent electric outbursts that last long into the night.
en.wikipedia.org His melancholy subjects came from outside eventssuch as his own and his brothers affliction with tuberculosisrather than from an internal disposition toward the morose.
en.wikipedia.org He somehow transforms himself back, but is forced to face the truth of his affliction.
en.wikipedia.org An affliction or disturbance is pathological if it is the product of a disease.
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