What is another word for dis eased?
Pronunciation:
[ dˈɪs ˈiːzd], [ dˈɪs ˈiːzd], [ d_ˈɪ_s ˈiː_z_d]
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Similar words for dis eased:
- ailing (adjective)
- bad (adjective)
- diseased (adjective)
- ill (adjective)
- infectious (adjective)
- morbid (adjective)
- palsied (adjective)
- pestiferous (adjective)
- pestilent (adjective)
- pestilent/pestilential (adjective)
- rotten (adjective)
- sick (adjective)
- sickening (adjective)
- sickly (adjective)
- tainted (adjective)
- unhealthy (adjective)
- unsound (adjective)
- unwell (adjective)
- infect (verb)
Synonyms for Dis eased:
adj.
• ailing (adjective)- enfeebled,
- debilitated,
- under the weather,
- below par,
- rocky,
- feeling awful,
- down with,
- ill,
- down,
- feeble,
- diseased,
- run down,
- wasting,
- sick as a dog,
- weak.
- indisposed,
- tainted,
- infectious,
- sick,
- infected,
- afflicted,
- unwell,
- ailing,
- sickly,
- unwholesome,
- rotten,
- unsound,
- infirm.
- queasy,
- poorly,
- got the bug,
- unhealthy,
- laid low,
- feeling rotten,
- out of sorts,
- off one's feet,
- woozy,
- feeling terrible,
- on sick list,
- Bummed,
- a wreck,
- peaked,
- running temperature,
- run-down.
- corrupting,
- infective,
- mephitic,
- transmittable,
- pestilential,
- Vitiating,
- noxious,
- epidemic,
- contaminating,
- miasmic,
- toxic,
- transferable,
- Defiling,
- contagious,
- communicable,
- Polluting,
- poisoning,
- virulent,
- pestilent.
- depressed,
- dark,
- unnatural,
- sullen,
- aberrant,
- monstrous,
- deadly,
- saturnine,
- ghoulish,
- pessimistic,
- gruesome,
- moody,
- horrid,
- grim,
- despondent,
- irascible,
- ghastly,
- dreadful,
- macabre,
- somber,
- unusual,
- grisly,
- hideous,
- abnormal,
- frightful,
- brooding,
- malignant,
- melancholy.
- disabled,
- rheumatic,
- tremorous,
- atonic,
- shaking,
- paralytic,
- sclerotic,
- shaky,
- paralyzed,
- helpless,
- arthritic,
- spastic,
- trembling,
- neurasthenic.
- evil,
- deleterious,
- mortal,
- troublesome,
- lethal,
- harmful baneful,
- Tainting,
- injurious,
- detrimental,
- fatal,
- destructive,
- ruinous,
- pernicious,
- vicious,
- pestiferous.
- impaired,
- contemptible,
- bum,
- base,
- disappointing,
- deplorable,
- substandard,
- dissatisfactory,
- vile,
- mean,
- unpleasant,
- amiss,
- withering,
- displeasing,
- crummy,
- punk,
- unsatisfactory,
- poor,
- low-grade,
- defective,
- unlucky,
- bruised,
- wrong,
- unfortunate,
- wasted,
- unacceptable,
- wicked,
- rough,
- lousy,
- nasty,
- inadequate,
- filthy,
- unhappy,
- injured,
- sorry,
- disagreeable,
- regrettable,
- sour,
- dirty,
- scurrilous.
- feverish,
- bedridden,
- disordered,
- laid-up,
- not so hot,
- imperfect,
- invalid,
- in poor health,
- hospitalized,
- suffering,
- delicate,
- funny,
- wobbly,
- frail,
- incurable,
- broken down,
- rickety,
- Qualmish,
- green,
- under medication,
- tottering,
- declining,
- in a bad way,
- nauseated,
- confined.
- icky,
- distasteful,
- noisome,
- repulsive,
- nauseous,
- stomach-turning,
- stinking,
- nauseating,
- gross,
- loathsome,
- foul,
- repugnant,
- offensive,
- revolting,
- putrid.
- seedy,
- dragging,
- out of action,
- pining,
- bilious,
- out of shape,
- off-color,
- cranky,
- sickish,
- peaky,
- lackluster,
- languid,
- wan,
- pallid,
- faint,
- laid-low,
- low.
- incorrect,
- insane,
- lunatic,
- insubstantial,
- unbalanced,
- false,
- unstable,
- not solid,
- unsafe,
- illogical,
- unreliable,
- insecure,
- crazed,
- fragile,
- fallacious,
- decrepit,
- dangerous,
- erroneous,
- unsubstantial,
- faulty,
- demented,
- mad,
- incongruous,
- inaccurate,
- flawed,
- unbacked,
- unsteady,
- specious,
- unhinged,
- deranged.
v.
• infect (verb)
How to use "Dis eased" in context?
Life can be full of worries and concerns. Some days are harder than others, and it can be tough to overcome the obstacles in your path. But what if you could take a step back and see the whole picture? What if you could relax and enjoy the moment? This is the power of mindfulness. Mindfulness is the practice of being focused on the present moment, without judgment. It is about accepting your life as it is, and not letting your worries get the best of you. When you can appreciate the little things in life, it can help to calm your mind and ease your tension.
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