tribulation|tribulations in English

noun

[trib·u·la·tion || ‚trɪbjə'leɪʃn /-bjʊ'l-]

trial, suffering, something that causes great suffering catastrophic event

Use "tribulation|tribulations" in a sentence

1. livable trials and tribulations.

2. 545 (True Body In Archean Eon Realm) ~700 100,000 Tribulation Eminence Soul 1st Tribulation 547 ~701 2nd Tribulation 548 ~702 3rd Tribulation 548 ~703 4th Tribulation 548 ~900 5th Tribulation 555 ~1,500 110,000 6th Tribulation 633 2622 7th Tribulation 709 ~7000 8th Tribulation 9th Tribulation Body 1st Tribulation ~1,485 2nd Tribulation ~1,486

3. Though tribulations rage abroad,

4. Serve God Loyally Despite “Many Tribulations”

5. He bore his tribulations bravely.sentence dictionary

6. They face trials and tribulations with optimism.

7. “The Great Tribulation”

8. I hate the tribulation, I commiserate the sorrow brought by tribulation.

9. Comfort “in Their Tribulation”

10. Is the Colons emphasizing or clarifying tribulation to come and therefore rejoice in the tribulation

11. All over Asia we are passing through trials and tribulations .

12. The film is about the trials and tribulations of adolescence.

13. He was told to expect “bonds and tribulations” in this city.

14. Our compatriot is experiencing the tribulation.

15. • What “tribulation” may Christian parents experience?

16. They suffered ill-treatment and tribulation.

17. Rejoice in hope, be patient in tribulation.

18. “For after much tribulation come the blessings.

19. That he is not immune from tribulation.

20. It was a time of great tribulation.

21. Rejoicing in hope, patient in tribulation. 

22. While in this world, we have tribulation.

23. “We must enter into the Kingdom of God through many tribulations.” —ACTS 14:22.

24. 1 Rejoice in hope, be patient in tribulation.

25. Peter of Damascus tags: Affliction, trial, tribulation