Affliction

/əˈflɪkʃn/
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Emotional Weight

Used to describe situations with serious emotional impact, often associated with pity or sadness.

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His mother's passing was an immense affliction.
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Not Always Physical

Can refer to emotional pain, not just physical suffering or diseases.

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Rejection was an affliction she carried silently.
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Long-lasting Effect

Implies a condition that persists over time, rather than a brief episode.

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The affliction of loneliness plagued him for years.
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