disease
Definition of disease:
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part of speech: noun
Any deviation from health; sickness; illness; disorder in any part of the body.
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part of speech: verb
To afflict with disease; to impair any part of the body; to makemorbid.
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part of speech: noun
Want of ease, hence pain: disorder or want of health in mind or body: ailment: cause of pain.
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Common misspellings:
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- diesease (9.3%)
- dieseas (0.4%)
- desiese (1.2%)
- deseases (0.1%)
- diesase (2.9%)
- diease (21.3%)
- disaease (0.2%)
- diseae (2.4%)
- dicrease (0.1%)
- deseas (0.5%)
- disise (0.1%)
- diese (0.1%)
- diisseas (0.1%)
- dieases (0.4%)
- dease (0.1%)
- deasise (0.1%)
- dsease (0.1%)
- disase (1.0%)
- diasese (0.5%)
- disese (5.7%)
- desise (0.3%)
- diseaase (0.1%)
- desease (31.5%)
- diases (0.5%)
- disees (0.1%)
- dieasese (0.1%)
- disice (0.1%)
- disesase (1.1%)
- deseise (0.1%)
- diseas (5.6%)
- dessise (0.1%)
- diesae (0.1%)
- dissease (1.4%)
- deisease (0.7%)
- disesases (0.1%)
- desese (0.6%)
- desises (0.1%)
- disaese (0.3%)
- dises (0.3%)
- desiase (0.3%)
- diseses (0.1%)
- deasease (0.3%)
- discease (0.5%)
- sisease (0.1%)
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- diesese (1.4%)
- desies (0.2%)
- seriouse (0.1%)
- decessice (0.1%)
- deaise (0.1%)
- disaesse (0.1%)
- diseaseo (0.1%)
- diasease (0.3%)
- disseas (0.1%)
- deasiease (0.2%)
- diseaes (0.7%)
- desiease (2.3%)
- ds (0.1%)
- disiese (0.7%)
- deases (0.3%)
- diseaser (0.1%)
- dicease (0.1%)
- doesed (0.1%)
- deseace (0.1%)
- diesaes (0.1%)
- dieses (0.7%)
- dasease (0.1%)
- deisese (0.1%)
- diasase (0.1%)
- disearse (0.1%)
- disease9 (0.1%)
- diseaseor (0.1%)
- diseasses (0.1%)
- diseast (0.1%)
- dissase (0.1%)
- michael (0.1%)
Usage examples for disease:
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The fixed idea is the disease
"The Professor's Mystery" – Wells Hastings Brian Hooker -
What had her bright youth to do with disease dirt and misery?
"Our Bessie" – Rosa Nouchette Carey -
He can either make buffaloes come, or cure disease or bring rain, or do some other wonderful things, or persuade his tribe that he can do them.
"History, Manners, and Customs of the North American Indians" – George Mogridge -
A few of our people were starved out or died of disease
"The Whelps of the Wolf" – George Marsh
