Past Tenses
website for synonyms, antonyms, verb conjugations and translations

dis-eases synonyms

Trying to find another word for dis-eases in English? No problem. Our thesaurus contains synonyms of dis-eases in 47 different contexts. We have listed all the similar and related words for dis-eases alphabetically.

  • anguish
  • hurt
  • misery
  • pang
  • pounding
  • smarting
  • soreness
  • spasm
  • suffering
  • throb
  • amore
  • ardor
  • attachment
  • care
  • case
  • closeness
  • concern
  • crush
  • desire
  • devotion
  • advance
  • aggression
  • assailing
  • assailment
  • barrage
  • blitz
  • blitzkrieg
  • charge
  • defilement
  • dirty deed
  • affliction
  • bane
  • blot on the landscape
  • canker
  • contamination
  • corruption
  • curse
  • decay
  • dump
  • evil
  • basket case
  • crackup
  • disintegration
  • disruption
  • failure
  • mishap
  • nervous prostration
  • neurasthenia
  • neurosis
  • psychasthenia
  • bacillus
  • disease
  • germ
  • infection
  • microbe
  • virus
  • C
  • big C
  • canker
  • carcinoma
  • corruption
  • disease
  • long illness
  • malignancy
  • sickness
  • tumor
  • Cancer
  • bane
  • blight
  • blister
  • boil
  • corrosion
  • corruption
  • lesion
  • rot
  • scourge
  • bankruptcy
  • basket case
  • cataclysm
  • catastrophe
  • cave-in
  • conk out
  • crackup
  • crash
  • debacle
  • destruction
  • CC
  • accusation
  • annoyance
  • beef
  • cavil
  • charge
  • clamor
  • criticism
  • dissatisfaction
  • expostulation
  • action
  • ballgame
  • case
  • estate
  • happening
  • how it goes
  • how things are
  • how things stack up
  • lay of the land
  • like it is
  • bane
  • contamination
  • corruption
  • illness
  • miasma
  • pestilence
  • plague
  • poison
  • pollution
  • taint
  • contagion
  • corruption
  • decay
  • defilement
  • dirtying
  • disease
  • epidemic
  • filth
  • foulness
  • impurity
  • decrepitude
  • disease
  • enervation
  • enfeeblement
  • exhaustion
  • faintness
  • feebleness
  • frailty
  • infirmity
  • languor
  • age
  • decay
  • dilapidation
  • infirmity
  • weakness
  • birthmark
  • blot
  • blotch
  • break
  • bug
  • catch
  • check
  • crack
  • deficiency
  • deformity
  • anarchy
  • ataxia
  • confusion
  • derangement
  • disarrangement
  • disarray
  • discombobulation
  • disorderliness
  • disorganization
  • huddle
  • affliction
  • ailment
  • disease
  • disorder
  • illness
  • infection
  • malady
  • paint
  • testiness
  • local
  • regional
  • catching
  • communicable
  • contagious
  • endemic
  • general
  • infectious
  • pandemic
  • prevailing
  • prevalent
  • rampant
  • debility
  • decrepitude
  • delicacy
  • disease
  • effeteness
  • enervation
  • etiolation
  • exhaustion
  • flimsiness
  • frailness
  • burning up
  • delirium
  • ecstasy
  • excitement
  • febrile disease
  • ferment
  • fervor
  • fire
  • flush
  • frenzy
  • able
  • adapted
  • adequate
  • advantageous
  • apposite
  • apt
  • becoming
  • befitting
  • beneficial
  • capable
  • ache
  • bug
  • complaint
  • condition
  • disease
  • disorder
  • dose
  • illness
  • indisposition
  • infirmity
  • drain
  • extravasate
  • gush
  • lose blood
  • ooze
  • open vein
  • outflow
  • phlebotomize
  • seep
  • spill blood
  • Cancer
  • ache
  • affection
  • attack
  • blight
  • breakdown
  • bug
  • canker
  • collapse
  • complaint
  • affliction
  • ailing
  • ailment
  • attack
  • breakdown
  • bug
  • collapse
  • complaint
  • confinement
  • convalescence
  • affliction
  • ailment
  • averseness
  • discomfort
  • disinclination
  • disorder
  • illness
  • infirmity
  • malady
  • malaise
  • bug
  • communicability
  • contagion
  • contagiousness
  • corruption
  • defilement
  • disease
  • epidemic
  • flu
  • germs
  • affliction
  • ailing
  • ailment
  • confinement
  • debilitation
  • debility
  • decay
  • decrepitude
  • defect
  • deficiency
  • burning
  • infection
  • irritation
  • pain
  • rash
  • sore
  • tenderness
  • Cancer
  • ache
  • affection
  • affliction
  • ailment
  • attack
  • blight
  • bug
  • complaint
  • condition
  • ache
  • agony
  • anguish
  • anvil chorus
  • bad news
  • blues
  • depression
  • desolation
  • despair
  • despondency
  • Cancer
  • ache
  • affection
  • attack
  • blight
  • breakdown
  • bug
  • canker
  • collapse
  • complaint
  • affliction
  • contagion
  • curse
  • epidemic
  • hydra
  • infection
  • infestation
  • influenza
  • invasion
  • outbreak
  • access
  • breakdown
  • convulsion
  • fit
  • illness
  • paroxysm
  • spasm
  • spell
  • stroke
  • throe
  • decrepitude
  • disease
  • enervation
  • enfeeblement
  • exhaustion
  • faintness
  • feebleness
  • frailty
  • infirmity
  • languor
  • affection
  • affliction
  • ailment
  • bug
  • complaint
  • condition
  • disease
  • diseasedness
  • disorder
  • ill
  • bit
  • bout
  • course
  • go
  • hitch
  • interlude
  • intermission
  • patch
  • relay
  • season
  • achievement
  • blow
  • feat
  • flourish
  • hit
  • move
  • movement
  • affection
  • ailment
  • complaint
  • complex
  • diagnostics
  • disorder
  • infirmity
  • malady
  • problem
  • prognostics
  • body heat
  • calefaction
  • climate
  • cold
  • condition
  • degrees
  • febricity
  • feverishness
  • heat
  • incalescence
  • decrepitude
  • disease
  • enervation
  • enfeeblement
  • exhaustion
  • faintness
  • feebleness
  • frailty
  • infirmity
  • languor
  • affliction
  • ailing
  • ailment
  • confinement
  • debilitation
  • debility
  • decay
  • decrepitude
  • defect
  • deficiency
  • agitated
  • all torn up
  • amazed
  • antsy
  • apprehensive
  • blue
  • broken up
  • bummed out
  • capsized
  • chaotic
  • ailment
  • bacillus
  • disease
  • germ
  • illness
  • infection
  • microbe
  • microorganism
  • pathogen
  • sickness
  • call
  • visiting

PastTenses is a database of English verbs. One can check verbs forms in different tenses. Use our search box to check present tense, present participle tense, past tense and past participle tense of desired verb.

Past Tenses © 2020