Difference between revisions of "Affliction"

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An affliction is a state of great suffering, pain, distress, grief or misery. It may also be used to refer to the cause or source of the suffering or distress.

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−	An '''affliction''' is a state of great [[suffering]], [[pain]], [[distress]], [grief]] or [[misery]]. It may also be used to refer to the cause or source of the suffering or distress.	+	An '''affliction''' is a state of great [[suffering]], [[pain]], [[distress]], [[grief]] or [[misery]]. It may also be used to refer to the cause or source of the suffering or distress.

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