What is another word for malady?
311 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ mˈalədi], [ mˈalədi], [ m_ˈa_l_ə_d_i]
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Similar words for malady:
- ailment (noun)
- condition (noun)
- disease (noun)
- disorder (noun)
- distemper (noun)
- ill (noun)
- illness (noun)
- indisposition (noun)
- infirmity (noun)
- insubstantiality (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- pain (noun)
- sickness (noun)
- state (noun)
- unsoundness (noun)
- upset (noun)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Malady:
n.
• ailment (noun)- flus.
- unhealthiness,
- affection,
- disability,
- complication,
- inflammation,
- fever,
- pestilence,
- plague,
- bug,
- attack,
- handicap,
- nausea,
- feverishness,
- spasm,
- malaise,
- ague,
- virus,
- affliction,
- symptom,
- ill health,
- blight,
- debility,
- apoplexy,
- collapse,
- ache,
- Sickliness,
- infection,
- cancer,
- breakdown,
- decrepitude,
- curse,
- infliction.
- mis chiefs,
- un pleasantnesses,
- un-pleasantness,
- un pleasantness,
- mis-chiefs,
- in-jury,
- mis chief,
- in juries,
- mis-chief,
- badnesses,
- un-pleasantnesses,
- in jury.
- re-lapse,
- what's going arounds,
- whats going around,
- what going arounds,
- what going around,
- re lapse,
- re lapses,
- failing healths,
- re-lapses,
- ailings,
- whats going arounds,
- poor healths.
- in dispositions,
- un willingnesses,
- un-willingness,
- un willingness,
- in-dispositions,
- dis-inclinations,
- in disposition,
- dis inclinations,
- in-disposition,
- dis inclination,
- un-willingnesses,
- dis-inclination.
- de-cay,
- unwellnesses,
- un wellnesses,
- un-wellness,
- un wellness,
- de-cays,
- de cay,
- de cays,
- un-wellnesses.
- sickness,
- badness,
- weakliness,
- distemper,
- unwellness,
- pain,
- disorder,
- what's going around,
- syndrome,
- up set,
- ill,
- flu,
- screw-up,
- unsoundness,
- insubstantiality,
- ailment,
- queasiness,
- complaint,
- poor health,
- upset,
- unhealthfulness,
- condition,
- failing health,
- convalescence,
- shake-up,
- illness,
- diagnostics,
- puniness,
- relapse,
- Convalescences,
- trouble,
- infirmity,
- disease.
- un healthfulnesses,
- queasinesses,
- un healthfulness,
- unhealthfulnesses,
- un-healthfulnesses,
- un-healthfulness.
- re versions,
- sub version,
- over-throws,
- de-feat,
- dis-quiet,
- de feat,
- dis quiet,
- re version,
- sur prises,
- over-throw,
- re-versions,
- sub-versions,
- sub-version,
- de feats,
- up-set,
- sub versions,
- free for all,
- de-feats,
- re-verse,
- sur-prises,
- re-version,
- dis-quiets,
- sur prise,
- screw ups,
- up sets,
- re verse,
- shake ups,
- sur-prise,
- over throw,
- shake-ups,
- up-sets,
- dis quiets,
- over throws,
- screw-ups.
Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words:- phase,
- disposition,
- medical science,
- situation,
- medicine,
- difficulty,
- tone,
- physiological condition,
- state,
- abnormality,
- indisposition,
- being,
- feeling,
- characteristic,
- physical condition,
- physiological state,
- aspect.
- intrusive,
- cumulative,
- excess,
- otiose,
- superfluous,
- genetic disease,
- spoil,
- louse up,
- Sickishness,
- dislocate,
- neurological disease,
- disrupt,
- pathological condition,
- congenital defect,
- grief,
- extra,
- wasteful,
- displease,
- allergy,
- anuric,
- mental derangement,
- derange,
- Chronic Disease,
- chafe,
- weakness,
- anuria,
- disturb,
- feebleness,
- frailty,
- annoy,
- imbecility,
- ill humor,
- gastrointestinal disease,
- Iatrogenic Disease,
- expendable,
- circulatory disease,
- ruffle,
- Morbosity,
- undue,
- morbus,
- violate,
- improvident,
- excrescent,
- tumult,
- deformity,
- derangement,
- extravagant,
- wasting disease,
- needless,
- aggrieve,
- occupational disease,
- hereditary disease,
- Urogenital Disease,
- health problem,
- endemic disease,
- intoxicate,
- redundant,
- Distemperature,
- murrain,
- amyloidosis,
- respiratory disease,
- unnecessary,
- deficiency disease,
- fall ill,
- clutter,
- fret,
- thriftless,
- organic disease,
- shake up,
- pathology,
- Symptomatology,
- degenerative disease,
- protuberant,
- infectious disease,
- ailing,
- accretive,
- sorrow,
- cardiovascular disease,
- germ,
- ill timed,
- bacterial disease,
- symptomology,
- unsubstantiality,
- birth defect,
- pip,
- plant disease,
- symptoms,
- epidemic disease,
- seediness,
- profitless,
- functional disease,
- injure,
- Virus Disease,
- disturbance,
- accusation,
- endocrine disease,
- Rockiness,
- ail,
- grievance,
- be ill,
- signs,
- endemic,
- microbe,
- growth,
- defect,
- foible,
- offend,
- uncalled-for,
- Acute Disease,
- eccentricity,
- irritate,
- atrophy,
- vex,
- accumulative,
- morbidity,
- allergic disease,
- molest,
- Muscular Disease,
- harass,
- infest,
- bad temper,
- sign.
How to use "Malady" in context?
There are many different definitions of the word "malady." For the purpose of this article, "malady" will refer to a medical condition that interferes with a person's ability to enjoy life. This can include anything from a simple cold to a complex mental health condition.
Medical conditions can be classified in a number of ways, but for the most part they can be broken down into two categories: infectious and non-infectious. Infectious diseases, such as the common cold, are caused by viruses and can be treated with antibiotics if the person is lucky.
Paraphrases for Malady:
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Noun, singular or mass
affliction, ailment, malaise, sickness.
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Homophones for Malady:
- milhaud, milady, meloidae, malted, maleate, melody, moult, mlitt, mouldy, militate, malta, malt, mulatto, millet, militia, milled, maillot, melt, melted, molded, mild, moonlit, melilot, malto, meld, mellowed, myeloid, molidae, multitude, mullet, mould, molt, meloid, monolith, mallet, milliwatt, mylitta, mailed, mildew, mold, moldy, mellow out, mail out, maltha, milt, mullidae, molality, millettia.
Hyponym for Malady:
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