[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":-1},["ShallowReactive",2],{"$fWdixKrd1eVsd0_X044nkFO8K4C2RjfbbLT6DoBrP-CE":3},{"entry":4,"word_lists":65},{"id":5,"word":6,"pronunciation":7,"not_found":8,"senses":9},"01KX1F1VX2ZN7YWAMDQKJFG5JD","plague","\u002Fpleɪɡ\u002F",false,[10,30,44],{"id":11,"position":12,"pos":13,"register":14,"definition_target":15,"definition_native":16,"synonyms":17,"antonyms":22,"examples":23},"01KX1F1VX7JM2PDTV04DAQW6JJ",0,"noun",null,"A highly contagious and often fatal disease that spreads rapidly through a population.","Son derece bulaşıcı ve genellikle ölümcül bir hastalık",[18,19,20,21],"epidemic","pestilence","pandemic","disease",[],[24,25,26,27,28,29],"The bubonic plague killed millions in medieval Europe.","Doctors worked tirelessly to contain the plague outbreak.","Historical records indicate that the plague devastated urban populations faster than rural communities due to higher population density and inadequate sanitation systems.","Public health officials studied transmission patterns of the plague to develop more effective quarantine protocols for future infectious disease outbreaks.","The economic collapse following the plague led to significant labor shortages that ultimately transformed feudal social structures across the continent.","Researchers examining ancient DNA samples confirmed that the plague bacterium had undergone several genetic mutations before reaching its most virulent form.",{"id":31,"position":32,"pos":13,"register":14,"definition_target":33,"definition_native":34,"synonyms":35,"antonyms":40,"examples":41},"01KX1F1VXC5DVZCNJKG659HM8K",1,"A large number of harmful or annoying things arriving at the same time.","Çok sayıda zararlı veya can sıkıcı şey",[36,37,38,39],"infestation","swarm","invasion","scourge",[],[42,43],"A plague of locusts destroyed the crops.","The town suffered a plague of rats.",{"id":45,"position":46,"pos":47,"register":14,"definition_target":48,"definition_native":49,"synonyms":50,"antonyms":57,"examples":61},"01KX1F1VXH31PX3761B9P8BMT5",2,"verb","To cause continual trouble or distress to someone or something.","Sürekli sorun veya sıkıntı yaratmak",[51,52,53,54,55,56],"afflict","torment","trouble","bother","harass","bedevil",[58,59,60],"soothe","comfort","relieve",[62,63,64],"Financial problems have plagued the company for years.","He was plagued by doubts about his decision.","Injuries plagued her throughout the season.",[]]