disease; sickness; ailment

the state of being physically or mentally impaired or handicapped

pain and difficulties, especially those experienced by the general population

to speed along

a strong, fast-moving wind

a stubborn or long-lasting medical condition or disease

feeling extreme distress, sorrow, or lamentation over a tragedy or one's own mistakes

to forcefully speak out to draw public attention to a cause or express one's views

moving or occurring with great speed; rapid

moving or occurring with great speed; at high speed

to die peacefully of old age or natural causes without suffering from illness

at a fast pace; walking quickly

(of a vehicle) to travel at high speed

a famous Chinese poet and military leader of the Southern Song dynasty (1140–1207), known for his 'haofang' style of [[词|詞|ci2]] poetry.

to run at a high speed or move quickly; to scamper or scurry

To fall ill from constant overwork.

(idiom) sharp-eyed and adroit

to write at a tremendous speed

concealing a fault to avoid criticism, keep one's shortcomings secret, or refuse to listen to advice

a severe, incurable, or repulsive ailment

neither too fast nor too slow; at a steady pace

to hate evil as one hates an enemy; to have a deep-seated hatred for wickedness.

to write or scribble rapidly

an unmentionable illness (e.g. venereal disease)

A chronic or recurring medical condition or a former health affliction.

Strength of character or integrity is revealed and tested during times of crisis or adversity.

a disease or chronic medical condition that is kept secret, typically due to social stigma or personal embarrassment

to fall into a state of illness as a result of a previous condition or prolonged state.

feeling extreme anger, enragement, or deep resentment

The strength of a person's character is revealed and proven during times of crisis or adversity.

to condole with the bereaved and visit the sick; to show great concern for people's suffering

A mental health condition, formerly known as multiple personality disorder, characterized by the presence of two or more distinct personality states.

Strength of character or the genuineness of a person's integrity is revealed in times of crisis or adversity.

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)