diseased

[Eng. diseas (e); -ed.] *1. Troubled, annoyed, deprived of ease or comfort; ill at ease. "For pity of his dame, whom she saw so diseased." Spenser: F. Q., VI. iii. 32. 2. Suffering from or afflicted with any disease; having the vital functions deranged; sick, disordered. "The diseased have ye not strengthened." - Ezekiel Xxxiv. 4. For the difference between diseased and sick , see SICK. diş-ēaş-ed-ne , s. [English diseased; -ne .] The quality or state of being diseased; sickne . "This is a restoration to some former state; not that state of indigency and diseasedne ."-Burnet: Theory of the Earth. *dis-ea şe-fül, *dis-ease-ful, a. [Eng. disease ; ful (1).] 1. Full of trouble, care, or discomfort. 2. Troublesome, annoying. IMG:content-0083.png:[blocks in formation] A. & B. As pr. par. & particip . adj .: (See the verb.) C. As subst.: The act of freeing from embarra ment, or perplexity, or intricacy; disembarra ment.