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Ail meaning
To cause to suffer; to trouble, afflict. (Now chiefly in interrogative or indefinite constructions.) | To be ill; to suffer; to be troubled.
Example sentences (10)
One of three Ennis RFC products on the Munster bench, similar to Forde, Moloney was part of the National Talent Squad and has since been playing with Young Munster in the AIL.
Perhaps new O- line coach Adrian Klemm can cure what's expected to ail the Patriots.
She alleged that the EFCC usually collaborates with the NCA with regard to matters involving her, but had bluntly refused to do so in this particular case and in ail the Nigerian forfeiture cases that relate to her.
Priest came back with a hurricanrana and a Razor’s Edge, but as his arm continued to ail him, it was only for a nearfall.
But he had to come back to India because his grandmother was ill and she continued to ail for 4-5 years.
What sort of electrical gremlins and other demonic maladies ail this Solihull-built 4x4?
Furuness, similarly, thinks that there are things that students can do to help ail them of their struggles.
I eagerly await the day I can visit Mongolia, get closure/inspiration and ail the aching void in heart.
Last year AIL decided to axe its sushi business, which included stores in Dublin city centre and Dundrum Shopping Centre.
ELINT-gathering systems, called the Electro Magnetic Reconnaissance System (EMR), built by AIL could be carried in the chine bays to analyse electronic signal fields being passed through, and were pre-programmed to identify items of interest.