suffer

simple verb30 collocationsAvg. frequency: 6.8

Indicates suffering that is very bad or serious.

Indicates severe suffering.

Indicates significant suffering.

Indicates a high degree of suffering.

Indicates a very high and unpleasant degree of suffering.

To experience pain or discomfort in the body.

To experience mental or emotional pain.

To experience distress or pain related to the mind.

Indicates suffering to an extremely great extent.

Indicates an extremely large degree of suffering.

Indicates a very large amount of suffering.

To experience suffering without the support or company of others.

Indicates suffering in a dreadful or shocking manner.

To experience hardship related to money and finances.

To experience financial hardship or economic decline.

To experience suffering when it is not required or necessary.

To experience suffering that could have been avoided.

To be affected by suffering to a greater degree than others.

Formal term for suffering in a very severe or painful way.

To suffer as a direct consequence of a preceding action or situation.

Slightly dated term for suffering with great force or effort.

To endure pain or hardship without telling anyone.

To have a particular illness, disease, or problem.

To experience negative consequences as a result of a past action.

Similar to 'suffer from', often used for chronic but non-fatal conditions.

To experience hardship due to a oppressive system, regime, or condition.

To experience suffering over a prolonged period without stopping.

Indicates a high probability of experiencing suffering.

To have a tendency or inclination to experience suffering.

To merit suffering as a consequence of one's actions.