distress
suffering related to feelings and emotions
a very common way to say someone is suffering a lot
suffering that affects the mind and thought processes
indicates a very serious and harmful level of suffering
emphasizes the profound and intense nature of the suffering
a formal term for mental or emotional suffering
indicates the highest degree of suffering or pain
describes very severe mental or physical suffering
pain or suffering related to the body
describes a large amount of suffering or anxiety
formal term for a noteworthy or important level of suffering
describes suffering that is easy to see or recognize
suffering experienced by an individual personally
describes an extremely large amount of suffering or anxiety
emphasizes that the suffering is authentic and not imagined
used to emphasize that the suffering is real and not pretended
serious money problems for a person or company
financial problems affecting a large area or country
problems like poverty and crime within a society
describes suffering that could have been avoided
psychological unease from acting against one's moral beliefs
serious problems and unhappiness within a romantic relationship
refers to widespread suffering among a group of people
serious problems and unhappiness within a marriage
something that is a continuing cause of unhappiness or anxiety
an old-fashioned, literary phrase for a young woman who needs to be rescued
in a state of danger, suffering, or great anxiety
feeling upset or anxious about a particular situation or issue
feeling upset or anxious because of a specific event or news
used to say that something caused someone to feel very upset
to be the reason for someone's suffering or anxiety
to endure a period of great pain or anxiety
to visibly display that one is suffering or anxious
to have the emotion of suffering or anxiety
to remove or reduce unpleasant feelings of suffering
to personally go through a period of suffering
to decrease the level of suffering or anxiety
to become aware of someone's suffering, often intuitively
to conceal one's feelings of suffering or anxiety from others
formal term for making suffering less severe
to notice someone's suffering by looking at them
to communicate one's feelings of suffering or anxiety
to make suffering or anxiety less intense
to prevent or stay away from situations that cause suffering
an internationally recognized sign indicating grave danger
an emergency radio message from a ship or aircraft