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When someone is ailing, they are not feeling well. They might have a cold, the flu, or something more serious.
The patient was ailing and in a lot of pain.
The ailing company is struggling to keep up with the competition.
When someone is ailing, they are not feeling well. They might have a cold, the flu, or something more serious.
The patient was ailing and in a lot of pain.
The ailing company is struggling to keep up with the competition.
verb
To cause to suffer; to trouble, afflict. (Now chiefly in interrogative or indefinite constructions.)
verb
To be ill; to suffer; to be troubled.
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The trouble with the ailing sound is twofold.
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The accident caused ailing pain to the victims.
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The company was ailing and heavily in debt.
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The man ailed the little with impure intentions.
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The teacher ailed the students with igniting remarks.
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They should not have ailed the innocent children.
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It compares the life of an old woman to that of an ailing bird.
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The actor has been ailing from cancer.
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The ailing composer was too sick to attend the premiere.
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The tremendous work of load started to ail them.