stricken in German
stricken in German is betroffen, ergriffen, gedrückt — stricken means badly affected by something harmful, such as illness, grief, or disaster.
stricken in German
betroffen
Struck by something.
ergriffen
Struck by something.
gedrückt
Struck by something.
heimgesucht
Struck by something.
verwundet
Struck by something.
What does "stricken" mean?
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adj Badly affected by something harmful, such as illness, grief, or disaster.
"The drought-stricken region hadn't seen rain in months."
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stricken in a sentence
- The drought-stricken region hadn't seen rain in months.
- She looked stricken with grief at the funeral.
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What is "stricken" in German?
"stricken" in German is betroffen, ergriffen, gedrückt. stricken means: Badly affected by something harmful, such as illness, grief, or disaster.
How do you use "stricken" in a sentence?
Example: "The drought-stricken region hadn't seen rain in months." In German, "stricken" is betroffen, ergriffen, gedrückt.
Are there other ways to say "stricken" in German?
Yes — German has 5 translations listed for "stricken": betroffen, ergriffen, gedrückt, heimgesucht, verwundet.
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