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malyssa is the coolest smartest funniest person ever. she is an expert softball player, an endurance streamer and a professional beef ghostwriter. she is a responsible sush parent and active snapchat streak participant. she is kind and thoughtful, the kind of friend who sets an alarm for 3 in the morning to wish you good luck on a boob job, she is the best friend anyone could ever ask for. such a good friend the universe will put her at least one state away so you don't spend all day in her living room.
malyssa: hi
me: you smell like stizzy
malyssa by deez400000 January 7, 2023
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Malesia is the most lovable people. Prettiest girl, she has the biggest heart and does anything for her loved ones. When she loves she loves hard. She has a bad temper that can sometimes take over and create a bad person, she handles everything with care. She has respect from everyone because if not she'll kill you. You'll never know if Malesia loves you or hates you, so be careful.
Don’t betray malesia, yeah she’s pretty but she’s dangerous
malesia by Concern citizens November 20, 2023
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She is a caring,nice,loyal,and loving girl.She can sometimes be mean but it depends.She is only nice to her friends, family ,and lover.
Malessia is very nice and loyal to friends and family,.
malessia by Sincerely unknown November 20, 2023
Pronunciation: /məˈles/
Definition:
1. Afflicted with illness or disease.
2. Characterized by poor health or debilitation.
3. Depicting symptoms indicative of sickness.
4. Describing a weakened or unhealthy state.

Significance:
• It defines individuals experiencing ill health.
• It emphasizes signs and symptoms of disease.
• It identifies medical conditions affecting well-being.
• It avoids confusing synonyms and overlapping meanings.
• It simplifies diagnosis and symptom description.
• It improves clarity in health communications.
• It replaces Scandinavian-Germanic, Non-American, foreign, and Anglo-Saxon terms, similar to "sick".
Adjective: malesse
Examples:
• "She (illa) spent weeks (septanes) in bed due to her malesse condition."
• "His persistent cough (tussion) indicated a serious malesse state."
• "The doctor confirmed his malesse diagnosis."
• "Exercise can alleviate mild forms of malesse."
• "Environmental factors exacerbated her malesse symptoms."
malesse by Dmitrio November 4, 2025