continue to suffer

Frequency: 7.915.0 per million words

To experience suffering over a prolonged period without stopping.

sufferVERB + SUFFER

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continue to

Examples (10)

  • The community continued to suffer from the economic downturn for years.
  • Despite the aid, many were forced to continue to suffer from hunger.
  • The war meant that civilians would continue to suffer the consequences.
  • Without intervention, the refugees would continue to suffer from lack of resources.
  • She feared her children would continue to suffer if she couldn't find a stable job.
  • The damaged infrastructure meant the city would continue to suffer from power outages.
  • Even after the conflict ended, the people continued to suffer from trauma.
  • The prolonged drought caused the farmers to continue to suffer significant losses.
  • It is a tragedy that so many continue to suffer from preventable diseases.
  • The company's unethical practices caused many employees to continue to suffer.