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    affliction - Dictionary definition and meaning for word affliction

    Definition
    (noun) a state of great suffering and distress due to adversity Definition
    (noun) a condition of suffering or distress due to ill health Definition
    (noun) a cause of great suffering and distress
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sounds like infection, which causes a state of distress, irritation and suffering

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lic(lick)-refers to tongue rite,so if we all remember ,a proverb says - tongue is the root cause for many family problems,so think b4 u talk.hence ,wen there is a problem,there is a state of distress.

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it can be a combination of two words..affection and conflict....so when there is a conflict in affection its a cause of great distress and suffering.

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Affliction - flic(flick) is the middle word which means to steal in slang. So if you steal somebodies things, they go to a state of distress

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fliction sounds like friction.. so a state of friction causing stress

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Split "affliction" into "AFter conFLICTION" btw parents in family => usually results a affliction, state of distress

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conflictions may bring affliction

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affliction is a friction in heart.. A very heavy feeling.. A fr(L)iction..

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Afflication+infection.so you can take affli from affliation and ction from infection.When there is infection in affliation then it is state of distress.

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sounds like 'affection', we show great affection for sm1 suffering miserably

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AFFLICTION<===> रोग (pr. \\rog \\ )[Noun] Example:Deafness is a terrible affliction. AFFLICTION<===> दुःख (pr. \\du:akh \\ )[Noun] Example:Deafness is a terrible affliction.

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