ailment in Latin
ailment in Latin is morbus — ailment means an illness, especially a minor or ongoing one.
ailment in Latin
morbus
Something which ails one; a disease; sickness.
What does "ailment" mean?
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noun An illness, especially a minor or ongoing one.
"The clinic treats everything from colds to chronic ailments."
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ailment in a sentence
- The clinic treats everything from colds to chronic ailments.
- His main ailment was a persistent back problem.
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What is "ailment" in Latin?
"ailment" in Latin is morbus. ailment means: An illness, especially a minor or ongoing one.
How do you use "ailment" in a sentence?
Example: "The clinic treats everything from colds to chronic ailments." In Latin, "ailment" is morbus.
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