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The meaning of STRICKEN is afflicted or overwhelmed by or as if by disease, misfortune, or sorrow. How to use stricken in a sentence.
suffering severely from the effects of something unpleasant: All the oil from the stricken tanker has now leaked into the sea. My country has been stricken by war for the past five years. He has been stricken with grief since the death of his wife. emergency aid for famine-stricken countries. a poverty-stricken area.
suffering severely from the effects of something unpleasant: All the oil from the stricken tanker has now leaked into the sea. My country has been stricken by war for the past five years. He has been stricken with grief since the death of his wife. emergency aid for famine-stricken countries. a poverty-stricken area.
adjective. hit or wounded by a weapon, missile, or the like. beset or afflicted, as with disease, trouble, or sorrow: stricken areas; a stricken family. deeply affected, as with grief, fear, or other emotions. characterized by or showing the effects of affliction, trouble, misfortune, a mental blow, etc.: stricken features.
stricken. seriously affected by an unpleasant feeling or disease or by a difficult situation. She raised her stricken face and begged for help. We went to the aid of the stricken boat. stricken with/by something Whole villages were stricken with the disease.
3 days ago · If a person or place is stricken by something such as an unpleasant feeling, an illness, or a natural disaster, they are severely affected by it.
Stricken means "affected," whether it's in a good way — being so stricken by spring fever that you can't stop singing and goofing around — or bad, like being stricken by a real fever and a sore throat and the chills and. . . you get the idea.
