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Definition of suffered
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Suf- () A form of the
prefix
Sub-.
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Pain
::
Pain (n.)
Punishment
suffered
or
denounced;
suffering
or evil
inflicted
as a
punishment
for
crime,
or
connected
with the
commission
of a
crime;
penalty..
Shame
::
Shame (n.)
Reproach
incurred
or
suffered;
dishonor;
ignominy;
derision;
contempt.
Patripassian
::
Patripassian
(n.) One of a body of
believers
in the early
church
who
denied
the
independent
preexistent
personality
of
Christ,
and who,
accordingly,
held that the
Father
suffered
in the Son; a
monarchian..
Recompense
::
Recompense
(n.) An
equivalent
returned
for
anything
done,
suffered,
or
given;
compensation;
requital;
suitable
return..
Insufferable
::
Insufferable
(a.)
Incapable
of being
suffered,
borne,
or
endured;
insupportable;
unendurable;
intolerable;
as,
insufferable
heat, cold, or pain;
insufferable
wrongs..
Dilapidate
::
Dilapidate
(v. i.) To get out of
repair;
to fall into
partial
ruin; to
become
decayed;
as, the
church
was
suffered
to
dilapidate..
Substitution
::
Substitution
(n.) The
doctrine
that
Christ
suffered
vicariously,
being
substituted
for the
sinner,
and that his
sufferings
were
expiatory..
Suffering
::
Suffered
(imp. & p. p.) of
Suffe.
Permissive
::
Permissive
(a.)
Permitted;
tolerated;
suffered.
Pass
::
Pass (v. i.) To be
suffered
to go on; to be
tolerated;
hence,
to
continue;
to live
along..
Woodland
::
Woodland
(n.) Land
covered
with wood or
trees;
forest;
land on which trees are
suffered
to grow,
either
for fuel or
timber..
Defeat
::
Defeat
(v.) An
overthrow,
as of an army in
battle;
loss of a
battle;
repulse
suffered;
discomfiture;
--
opposed
to
victory..
Contribution
::
Contribution
(n.)
Payment,
by each of
several
jointly
liable,
of a share in a loss
suffered
or an
amount
paid by one of their
number
for the
common
benefit..
Taborite
::
Taborite
(n.) One of
certain
Bohemian
reformers
who
suffered
persecution
in the
fifteenth
century;
-- so
called
from
Tabor,
a hill or
fortress
where they
encamped
during
a part of their
struggles..
Bill
::
Bill (n.) A
declaration
made in
writing,
stating
some wrong the
complainant
has
suffered
from the
defendant,
or a fault
committed
by some
person
against
a law..
Appeal
::
Appeal
(v. t.) An
accusation;
a
process
which
formerly
might be
instituted
by one
private
person
against
another
for some
heinous
crime
demanding
punishment
for the
particular
injury
suffered,
rather
than for the
offense
against
the
public..
Pull
::
Pull (n.) A
pluck;
loss or
violence
suffered.
Incorruptible
::
Incorruptible
(n.) One of a
religious
sect which arose in
Alexandria,
in the reign of the
Emperor
Justinian,
and which
believed
that the body of
Christ
was
incorruptible,
and that he
suffered
hunger,
thirst,
pain, only in
appearance..
Sufferance
::
Sufferable
(a.) That may be
suffered,
tolerated,
or
permitted;
allowable;
tolerable..
Sorrow
::
Sorrow
(n.) The
uneasiness
or pain of mind which is
produced
by the loss of any good, real or
supposed,
or by
diseappointment
in the
expectation
of good; grief at
having
suffered
or
occasioned
evil;
regret;
unhappiness;
sadness..
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