How as in ill or sick

Am I sick? Is it because of the bra as an irritation? or am i phi…?

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it could be the bra that semi happened to me before and it was cause of the lace on the bra so i changed bras and i dont have that problem anymore

Am i wrong? sick vs ill

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Even the BYU Corpus of American English give 114 for “called in sick” and nothing for “called in ill”. I just wonder who is saying the latter and where. Regarding the advice below, would you still entice an ESL student…

What is the difference between sick and ill?

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The main difference is that sick also has the specific underlying meaning of nauseated (for example: she drank too much and was sick all over everything), while ill is unspecified; and that when used as synonyms, ill is considered more form…

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Q: Sick as in “ill” with a cold or the flu. Not with something serious like cancer.

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If getting dirty is unhealthy then how come I was never seriously ill as a young child?

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