Qualify and Suffer

Qualify

Qualify verb - To limit the meaning of (as a noun).

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Suffer and qualify are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Suffer" instead a verb "Qualify".

Suffer verb - To come to a knowledge of (something) by living through it.

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Qualify and suffer are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Qualify" instead a verb "Suffer".

Nearby Words: suffering, sufferance, sufferer

Body Horror: Most of the deaths qualify (particularly ones where people are sliced up into a bloody mess, suffer the effects of a horrific disease, die from radioactive exposure, get melted by acid, get set on fire, or have half their brains blown out or cut off in some horrific manner).

Source: Series / 1000 Ways to Die
But it was so precise and ingenious that it could qualify as a Crowning Moment of Awesome: rather than killing the man, Lisbeth opted to make Bjurman suffer the exact same abuse he put her through, up to every little detail, including the rape and the blackmail, just to make him realize how it felt.

Source: Literature / The Millennium Trilogy

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