sufferer

ˈsʌfərər

Definition

Definition of sufferer - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

painperson experiencing pain or distress

The sufferer cried out in agony.

invalid

patient

victim

medicalindividual affected by an illness

The flu sufferer stayed in bed all day.

invalid

patient

victim

principle

Rare

one enduring hardship for a cause

Rare

The sufferer stood firm in their beliefs.

martyr

victim

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Expressions with sufferer

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asthma sufferer

person who has asthma

An asthma sufferer should carry an inhaler.

Origin of sufferer

Latin, suffere (to bear) + -

Terms with sufferer included in their meaning

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martyr to the job

sufferer

person suffering due to their dedication to work

tormented

sufferer

person experiencing extreme mental or emotional suffering

arthritic

sufferer

person suffering from arthritis

martyr to a cause

sufferer

someone who suffers or dies for a cause

migraineur

sufferer

person who suffers from migraines

Examples of sufferer in a sentence

The allergy sufferer avoided pollen at all costs.
The migraine sufferer avoided bright lights and loud noises.
Allergy sufferers often struggle during the spring season.
The sufferer marched for justice despite the risks.
A sufferer of the cause, she faced many challenges.

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French:souffrant, martyr, ...
German:Leidende, Kranke, ...
Italian:sofferente, malato, ...
Spanish:sufriente, afectado, ...
Portuguese:sofredor, doente, ...
Chinese:受难者, 病人, ...
Japanese:苦しんでいる人, 病人, ...
Arabic:مُصاب, مَرِيض, ...
Hebrew:סוֹבֵל, חוֹלֶה, ...
Russian:страдающий, больной, ...
Ukrainian:страждальник, хворий, ...
Hindi:पीड़ित, बीमार, ...
Bengali:ভুক্তভোগী, রোগী, ...
Catalan:sofridor, malalt, ...
Czech:trpící, nemocný, ...
Danish:lidende, sygdomsramt, ...
Dutch:lijder, lijdende, ...
Greek:πάσχων, υποφέροντας, ...
Hungarian:beteg, szenvedő, ...
Khmer:អ្នករងទុក្ខ, អ្នកជំងឺ, ...
Korean:고통받는 사람, 환자, ...
Persian:دردمند, مبتلا, ...
Polish:cierpiący, chory, ...
Portuguese (BR):sofredor, paciente, ...
Romanian:suferind, bolnav, ...
Swedish:drabbad, sjuk, ...
Thai:ผู้ทุกข์ทรมาน, ผู้ที่ได้รับผลกระทบจากโรค, ...
Turkish:mağdur, hasta, ...
Vietnamese:người đau đớn, người bệnh, ...

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Definition of sufferer - Reverso English Dictionary

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