Anguish

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-	Q71yUa  <a href="http://bkfcpcbljsgp.com/">bkfcpcbljsgp</a>, [url=http://ayatcacjwzqm.com/]ayatcacjwzqm[/url], [link=http://pfcbnqiyyozt.com/]pfcbnqiyyozt[/link], http://udjcryedbqxi.com/	+	Synonyms:
		+	verb: agonize
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		+	noun: agony, pain, torment, distress, torture, misery, suffering, pang, affliction, grief, ache, sorrow
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		+	anguished past participle;  anguishes 3rd person singular present;  anguishing present participle;  anguished past tense
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		+	Be extremely distressed about something
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		+	he anguished over how to reply
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		+	an·guish Noun  /ˈaNGgwiSH/
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		+	anguishes plural
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		+	Severe mental or physical pain or suffering
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		+	she shut her eyes in anguish
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		+	Philip gave a cry of anguish

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Synonyms: verb: agonize

noun: agony, pain, torment, distress, torture, misery, suffering, pang, affliction, grief, ache, sorrow

anguished past participle; anguishes 3rd person singular present; anguishing present participle; anguished past tense

Be extremely distressed about something

he anguished over how to reply

an·guish Noun /ˈaNGgwiSH/

anguishes plural

Severe mental or physical pain or suffering

she shut her eyes in anguish

Philip gave a cry of anguish