suffer in Latin
suffer in Latin is patior, doleō, aggravor — suffer means to experience pain, hardship, or distress.
suffer in Latin
patior
(intransitive) To undergo hardship.
doleō
(intransitive) To feel pain.
aggravor
(intransitive) To become worse.
What does "suffer" mean?
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verb To experience pain, hardship, or distress.
"Many soldiers suffered terribly during the harsh winter."
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verb To undergo something unpleasant, such as damage, loss, or a decline in quality.
"The company's reputation suffered after the scandal."
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suffer in a sentence
- Many soldiers suffered terribly during the harsh winter.
- She suffered from severe migraines for years.
- The company's reputation suffered after the scandal.
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What is "suffer" in Latin?
"suffer" in Latin is patior, doleō, aggravor. suffer means: To experience pain, hardship, or distress.
How do you use "suffer" in a sentence?
Example: "Many soldiers suffered terribly during the harsh winter." In Latin, "suffer" is patior, doleō, aggravor.
Are there other ways to say "suffer" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "suffer": patior, doleō, aggravor.
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