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malady

[mal-uh-dee] / ˈmæl ə di /


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After all, it was good that the internet could grow, even if its maladies did, too.

From Washington Post

IVC is now targeting Chagas, a tropical malady resurging in Venezuela.

From Science Magazine

“It is very important for my children to know the origins of racism, that racism is a malady of society,” Green said.

From Washington Post

Both narratives, the one about marriage and the one about Aaron’s maladies, explore the thin lines between physical disease and mental illness, between devotion and co-dependence, between reality and denial.

From Washington Post

Together, the two moments embody a malady that has infected the war from its earliest days and helps to explain the catastrophic collapse of the Afghan government and its military.

From Washington Post