Synonym: annoy, badger, bother, disease, epidemic, harass, haunt, molest, pester, pestilence, torment, trouble, vex, worry. Similar words: vague, league, colleague, plagiarize, coagulate, flag, jet lag, guest. Meaning: [pleɪg] 
n. 1. a serious (sometimes fatal) infection of rodents caused by Yersinia pestis and accidentally transmitted to humans by the bite of a flea that has bitten an infected animal 2. any epidemic disease with a high death rate 3. a swarm of insects that attack plants 4. any large scale calamity (especially when thought to be sent by God) 5. an annoyance. v. 1. cause to suffer a blight 2. annoy continually or chronically.
n. 1. a serious (sometimes fatal) infection of rodents caused by Yersinia pestis and accidentally transmitted to humans by the bite of a flea that has bitten an infected animal 2. any epidemic disease with a high death rate 3. a swarm of insects that attack plants 4. any large scale calamity (especially when thought to be sent by God) 5. an annoyance. v. 1. cause to suffer a blight 2. annoy continually or chronically. 
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121. Charles was avoiding marriage like the plague, and Henry had taken on the cloak of religion.
122. Also patron of good weather and rain; he is invoked against bad luck and plague.
123. That gay liberationists were killing themselves in a mad gadarene rut was evident to many doctors long before the new plague struck.
124. The church has inspired countless compassionate men and women to help the needy in times of famine, war[http://Sentencedict.com], and plague.
125. The illusion of mastery would prove difficult to forfeit, however, and would plague them throughout the first year.
126. From Tracy Luv to Sarah-Lou, Corrie kids are as well-behaved as a plague of locusts.
127. Everybody in the Summerdale station was under suspicion, and the scandal was spreading faster than the plague.
128. A plague of uniformity is sweeping the world, numbing the taste buds and reducing the gene pool.
129. The rare perennial maize proved to be resistant to seven viral diseases that plague domesticated maize.
130. He was also a brave man, taking personal risks to comfort the sick during an outbreak of plague.
131. So it goes south to Gath, but it takes the plague with it, together with an unearthly confusion and terror.
132. But foxes in chicken runs get shot[sentencedict.com], and now the Israelites get the plague.
133. The plague spreads: more atoms split, and then yet more.
134. More skeletons of probable plague victims were uncovered on the Rock House site in July 1987.
135. This only brought a plague of crickets to the already upset humans of Bryan.
136. It is claimed that Ebba prophesied her own death from the plague.
137. It will usually reduce to recession and afterwards keep popping up to plague the auditor.
138. Though relatively healthy animals, state health officials warn that they are notoriously susceptible to bubonic plague.
139. The Emperor Leopold stayed in Prague in 1680-1 during a plague epidemic in Vienna.
140. The Black Death and subsequent outbreaks of the plague account for the smallest number of desertions, despite all the local traditions.
141. Except when they were filming, the two actors avoided each other like the plague.
142. With each drop the name of the plague is intoned.
143. They looked down from the bridge and saw the arms washed upwards, the plague swellings plainly visible.
144. The bubonic plague swept off most of the villagers.
145. Dread is toxicant will overspread that like plague.
146. I normally avoid cheap wine like the plague.
147. The name means "cattle plague" in German.
148. A plague on you and your damned percentages!
149. Kuru was spreading like a plague.
150. The black plague struck the village.