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tribulation::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | trial, visitation |
| Type of | affliction |
| Has types | fire |
| Derivation | tribulate |
life is full of tribulations.
Examples of tribulation
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In all of this stress, I am being tested in this time of trial and tribulation.
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I plan on getting closer to God more than ever during this trial and tribulation.
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His father's voice always proved a potent antidote to the pain and tribulation.
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Delray Brooks has experienced triumph and tribulation in his basketball career.
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He had an amazing life that was full of trial and tribulation and joy and sorrow.
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Actually, curing illnesses is just postponing the tribulation to a later time.
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Repository of centuries of trial and tribulation, the last Ester died in 1985.
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You are so correct Mary in that in times of tribulation character is revealed.
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It's a time of great tribulation and so each member should exalt one another.
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- Trial: an annoying or frustrating or catastrophic event; "his mother-in-law's visits were a great trial for him"; "life is full of tribulations"; "a visitation of the plague"
- (tribulate) oppress or trouble greatly
- The Tribulation is the name given to the event or events referred to in ("For then shall be great tribulation..." - King James Version) and other passages of the New Testament in the Holy Bible. ...
- "Tribulations" is the seventh single from LCD Soundsystem released on September 27, 2005. The cover was designed by Michael Vadino for DFA Design.
- Any adversity; a trying period or event
- (tribulations) From the Latin verb tribulare, meaing to oppress.
- To compress or squeeze.
- A period of upheaval, usually seven years in length, during which Satan will exert control over the earth through the antichrist. All but a small remnant of Christian faithful -- perhaps numbering 144,000 -- will die as a result of wars, plagues, and famine. ...
- A period, generally thought to be seven years, in which the Antichrist comes to power, and the world is destroyed by war, disease, rampant crime, earthquakes, and other nastiness. The Tribulation is supposed to take place immediately before Christ's Millennium.
