Associations to the word «Malady»
Noun
- Excess
- Treat
- Cough
- Medicine
- Smallpox
- Diagnosis
- Rapidity
- Curate
- Prescription
- Tome
- Cause
- Perturbation
- Grief
- Sorcery
- Sorrow
- Due
- Victim
- Hygiene
- Duc
- Patient
- Lung
- Delusion
- Leech
- Recovery
- Irritation
- Treatment
- Complaint
- Doctor
- Herb
- Enhancement
- Prey
- Detecting
- Manifestation
- Diabetes
- Mal
- Anxiety
- Torrent
- Displeasure
- Despair
- Affection
- Grandeur
- Appetite
- Cancer
- Consultation
- Poisoning
- Cannes
- Kidney
- Worse
- Perfect
- Fit
- Passion
- Temperament
- Render
- Consumption
Adjective
- Medicinal
- Mysterious
- Infectious
- Myriad
- Hopeless
- Peculiar
- Ascertained
- Skilful
- Habitual
- Affected
- Entertained
- Cherished
- Hereditary
- Dread
- Unfortunate
- Textbook
- Patient
- Par
- Serious
- Prevalent
- Diagnostic
- Sucking
- Contracted
- Preventive
- Healing
- Physical
- Dismal
- Fancy
- Moral
- Grave
- Distressed
- Confined
- Singular
- Dangerous
- Oppressed
- Diet
- Restless
- Recovered
- Tropical
Wiktionary
MALADY, noun. Any ailment or disease of the body; especially, a lingering or deep-seated disorder.
MALADY, noun. A moral or mental defect or disorder.
Dictionary definition
MALADY, noun. Any unwholesome or desperate condition; "what maladies afflict our nation?".
MALADY, noun. Impairment of normal physiological function affecting part or all of an organism.
Wise words
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