Examples of using Afflicts in English and their translations into Danish
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the lack of democracy which afflicts that country.
torture Russian Roulette Shooting Suicide Zombies Set of Torture(Torture Lake Geneva) Afflicts the character of torture as dire as the other one.
clean water leads to the death of at least 15 million children each year even without a famine such as currently afflicts Africa.
also afflicts areas least able to be defended against water shortages
It must be stressed that this problem also afflicts all of the developing countries that used to export their goods to Europe
has taken account of what afflicts us and, in particular, he has dealt directly
7 showing signs of the defect which afflicts HMS Tireless.
social inequalities have widened and poverty, which afflicts around 78 million people, including 25 million
He praises the Prophet's eagerness to guide people to Islam as well as his sincere concern for the harm that afflicts them not only in this life but also in the Everlasting Life.
namely that damaging energy supply in the Member States afflicts the European Union as a whole.
This is a scourge which afflicts the whole world, especially Europe
Excerpt• Mail• Listen 21 Sep 2017∫This increasing loss of memory which afflicts so many elderly people need not be a cause of emotional depression,
We will afflict the emperor in his pride.
Great troubles afflict our village.
Allergies are becoming increasingly common and often afflict young people.
The management problems that afflict most SOE's are.
Mr President, terrorism is a scourge attacking and afflicting our societies.
Cardiovascular diseases are the leaders among the ailments that afflict humanity.
I have read artists are afflicted that way.
Are you afflicted, child?