Disorder
Endemic
Endemic noun - A disease that is constantly present to a greater or lesser degree in people of a certain class or in people living in a particular location.
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- affection and disorder
- affection and endemic
- malady and disorder
- malady and endemic
- ailment and disorder
- ailment and endemic
- complaint and disorder
- complaint and endemic
- disease and disorder
- disease and endemic
- illness and disorder
- illness and endemic
- indisposition and disorder
- indisposition and endemic
Both words in one sentence
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Chronic Backstabbing Disorder: It seems endemic among the firm, and the legal profession in general.
Source: Series / Suits -
Exalted: Due to endemic Chronic Backstabbing Disorder amongst the Deathlords they are rarely able to leave their seat of power for an extended time, necessitating the Abyssals to hold this position.
Source: Mouth of Sauron - Chronic Backstabbing Disorder: Very endemic; for instance the Duke of Milan, who had invited France to interfere against Venice, betrayed it, and paid the price by turning over his lands to the French crown.
Source: Useful Notes / Italian Wars
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