afflictive : Related Words Words similar in meaning to afflictive

  • sore«
  • painful«
  • afflictive«
  • unpleasant«
  • vitriolic«
  • virulent«
  • unhappy«
  • ungrateful«
  • tart«
  • sulphurous«
  • sulfurous«
  • suffering«
  • sharp-worded«
  • sharp«
  • rough«
  • repellent«
  • repellant«
  • rebarbative«
  • mortifying«
  • mad«
  • hurt«
  • huffy«
  • hot«
  • hellish«
  • harsh«
  • grim«
  • god-awful«
  • forbidding«
  • embarrassing«
  • dreadful«
  • dour«
  • caustic«
  • blistering«
  • bitter«
  • beastly«
  • acrid«
  • acid«
  • acerbic«
  • acerb«
  • pain«
  • wrenching«
  • afflictively«
  • soreness«
  • wound«
  • upset«
  • smite«
  • unpalatable«
  • painfulness«
  • traumatic«
  • torturous«
  • irritation«
  • torturing«
  • discomfort«
  • torturesome«
  • afflict«
  • tender«
  • visit«
  • straining«
  • unpleasantness«
  • try«
  • smart«
  • tribulate«
  • sensitive«
  • stress«
  • saddle-sore«
  • strain«
  • plague«
  • raw«
  • mental anguish«
  • racking«
  • irritate«
  • poignant«
  • growing pains«
  • offensive«
  • grieve«
  • nasty«
  • distress«
  • itchy«
  • blight«
  • irritative«
  • anguish«
  • irritating«
  • aggrieve«
  • ill-natured«
  • affliction«
  • harrowing«
  • galled«
  • excruciating«
  • displeasing«
  • cross«
  • chafed«
  • biting«
  • awful«
  • angry«
  • agonizing«
  • agonized«
  • agonising«
  • agonised«
  • achy«
  • aching«
  • yucky«
  • wrothful«
  • wroth«
  • wrathful«
  • wicked«
  • waste«
  • waspish«
  • violative«
  • vinegary«
  • vinegarish«
  • vile«
  • vexing«
  • verminous«
  • upsetting«
  • unspeakable«
  • unsavoury«
  • unsavory«
  • unrefined«
  • unprocessed«
  • umbrageous«
  • ugly«
  • tremendous«
  • tough«
  • touchy«
  • tight«
  • thin-skinned«
  • tetchy«
  • testy«
  • terrible«
  • tense«
  • techy«
  • sweet«
  • surly«
  • sullen«
  • sulky«
  • stringent«
  • strict«
  • strenuous«
  • stinging«
  • stimulative«
  • spoilt«
  • spoiled«
  • splenetic«
  • spartan«
  • sour«
  • snorty«
  • snappy«
  • snappish«
  • smouldering«
  • smoldering«
  • skanky«
  • sickening«
  • sick«
  • shrewish«
  • short-tempered«
  • shocking«
  • shirty«
  • severe«
  • seraphic«
  • sepulchral«
  • scrimy«
  • scratchy«
  • scotch«
  • saturnine«
  • rigorous«
  • revolting«
  • resistant«
  • repulsive«
  • repugnant«
  • repelling«
  • raspy«
  • rasping«
  • rank«
  • quick-tempered«
  • queer«
  • queasy«
  • provoked«
  • prickly«
  • pleasant«
  • plaguey«
  • petulant«
  • pettish«
  • pestilential«
  • pestilent«
  • pestiferous«
  • peevish«
  • peckish«
  • outrageous«
  • outraged«
  • ornery«
  • off-putting«
  • odious«
  • obscene«
  • obnoxious«
  • objectionable«
  • noisome«
  • nettlesome«
  • nauseous«
  • nauseating«
  • nagging«
  • morose«
  • mordant«
  • morbid«
  • moody«
  • misogynous«
  • misogynistic«
  • misanthropical«
  • misanthropic«
  • mellisonant«
  • mellifluous«
  • mean«
  • maddening«
  • maddened«
  • macabre«
  • lurid«
  • lousy«
  • loathsome«
  • loathly«
  • livid«
  • liverish«
  • irritable«
  • ireful«
  • irate«
  • irascible«
  • inhumane«
  • infuriating«
  • infuriated«
  • indignant«
  • inclement«
  • incensed«
  • ill-tempered«
  • ill-humoured«
  • ill-humored«
  • huffish«
  • hotheaded«
  • hot-tempered«
  • hot under the collar«
  • horrific«
  • horrid«
  • horrendous«
  • honeyed«
  • hideous«
  • hateful«
  • harmful«
  • hard«
  • grumpy«
  • gruff«
  • gruesome«
  • grouchy«
  • grotty«
  • grisly«
  • gravelly«
  • grating«
  • gratifying«
  • glum«
  • glowering«
  • ghoulish«
  • ghastly«
  • fussy«
  • furious«
  • frightful«
  • frightening«
  • fractious«
  • foul«
  • fit«
  • filthy«
  • feisty«
  • fearsome«
  • fearful«
  • execrable«
  • exasperating«
  • enraged«
  • dysphemistic«
  • dyspeptic«
  • dulcet«
  • dreaded«
  • dread«
  • distasteful«
  • disgusting«
  • disgustful«
  • disconcerting«
  • disagreeable«
  • dirty«
  • direful«
  • dire«
  • detestable«
  • desolate«
  • dark«
  • currish«
  • curmudgeonly«
  • crusty«
  • crude«
  • crotchety«
  • creepy«
  • cranky«
  • crabby«
  • crabbed«
  • churlish«
  • choleric«
  • cherubic«
  • charnel«
  • cantankerous«
  • burning«
  • bristly«
  • brackish«
  • black«
  • bilious«
  • bad-tempered«
  • atrocious«
  • atrabilious«
  • angered«
  • angelical«
  • angelic«
  • agonal«
  • aggravated«
  • acrimonious«
  • abrasive«
  • abominable«
  • abhorrent«
  • vituperation«
  • vitriol«
  • visitation«
  • virulency«
  • virulence«
  • untune«
  • tsoris«
  • tribulation«
  • trial«
  • torture«
  • torment«
  • throes«
  • thorniness«
  • terribleness«
  • tension«
  • tenseness«
  • tartness«
  • sweetness«
  • suffer«
  • stressor«
  • stiffness«
  • sharpness«
  • severity«
  • severeness«
  • self-torture«
  • self-torment«
  • seeing red«
  • scratch«
  • scourge«
  • rub«
  • roughness«
  • rigourousness«
  • rigour«
  • rigorousness«
  • rigor«
  • revolt«
  • repulse«
  • repel«
  • rage«
  • rack«
  • pleasantness«
  • pestis«
  • pestilence«
  • pest«
  • pain in the neck«
  • pain in the ass«
  • offensiveness«
  • odiousness«
  • nemesis«
  • nastiness«
  • miff«
  • martyrdom«
  • madness«
  • luridness«
  • jaundice«
  • itch«
  • invective«
  • infliction«
  • infestation«
  • inclemency«
  • hurting«
  • huffiness«
  • huff«
  • horridness«
  • harshness«
  • hardness«
  • gruesomeness«
  • gross out«
  • grimness«
  • ghastliness«
  • gall«
  • fury«
  • fret«
  • excruciate«
  • dreadfulness«
  • distressingness«
  • distastefulness«
  • disgust«
  • disconcert«
  • discompose«
  • discomfit«
  • curse«
  • crudeness«
  • crown of thorns«
  • chafe«
  • calvary«
  • break someone's heart«
  • botheration«
  • bother«
  • bitterness«
  • beastliness«
  • bane«
  • awfulness«
  • attack«
  • asperity«
  • annoyance«
  • agony«
  • agonize«
  • agonise«
  • acrimony«
  • acridness«
  • acridity«
  • ache«
  • acerbity«
  • yips«
  • wrath«
  • worn spot«
  • woe«
  • wipe«
  • wickedness«
  • wheel«
  • walnut blight«
  • vituperate«
  • vilify«
  • vileness«
  • vex«
  • urodynia«
  • unsettle«
  • unpalatableness«
  • unpalatability«
  • unnerve«
  • ulalgia«
  • twinge«
  • twig blight«
  • turn one's stomach«
  • turn off«
  • trouble«
  • trauma«
  • touch«
  • torturer«
  • tormentor«
  • tormenter«
  • tomato yellows«
  • tomato blight«
  • thwart«
  • throw«
  • throb«
  • thread blight«
  • thorn«
  • thirst«
  • thermalgesia«
  • tenderness«
  • teaser«
  • suffocate«
  • sufferer«
  • sufferance«
  • stroke«
  • strive«
  • stripe blight«
  • strangle«
  • storm«
  • stitch«
  • sting«
  • stem blight«
  • starve«
  • spur blight«
  • spot«
  • spoil«
  • spitefulness«
  • spite«
  • spinach blight«
  • sorrow«
  • smartness«
  • smarting«
  • sliminess«
  • sicken«
  • sick person«
  • shoot«
  • shock«
  • septicemic plague«
  • sensitivity«
  • sensitiveness«
  • sensibility«
  • seizure«
  • scratcher«
  • scrape«
  • scandalize«
  • scandalise«
  • scabies«
  • saddle sore«
  • rim blight«
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awkward, audacious, ariose, animal, alive, agitated, adorable, admirable, abrupt, CVA,