Care and Suffering

Care

Care noun - Strict attentiveness to what one is doing.

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Suffering and care are semantically related. in sorrow topic. In some cases you can use "Suffering" instead a noun "Care".

Suffering noun - Feelings of mental or physical pain.

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Care and suffering are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Care" instead a noun "Suffering".

Nearby Words: suffer, sufferance, suffered, sufferer

human	human care	human suffering
alien	alien care	alien suffering
considerable	considerable care	considerable suffering
genuine	genuine care	genuine suffering
Other adjectives: poor, real, hard, constant, extreme, great, serious, little, personal, mental, universal, less, greater, latter, worse.

In the book, Jed takes care of Christo in his tent near the camp, while no other beacher seems to care about the suffering of their Swedish friend.

Source: Literature / The Beach
He is also suffering from severe Chronic Backstabbing Disorder, even towards his own grandfather, who seems to genuinely care for him.

Source: Literature / Winnetou
This can be especially touching when it happens to a character whose life has been full of hardship, fighting, or suffering; now they can return to a time of innocence, being taken care of instead of having to care for everyone else.

Source: And Your Reward Is Infancy

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