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torment
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torment
noun, verb
/ˈtɔːr.ment/
Torch
tornado
Meaning
severe physical or mental suffering; to cause extreme suffering
severe physical or mental suffering; extreme pain or anguish
Example Sentences
The prisoner was in constant
torment
.
The prisoner endured years of
torment
in solitary confinement.
Example Expressions
tormented soul
Synonyms
agony, suffering, torture, misery, anguish, pain
Entry 1
agony, suffering, torture, misery
Entry 2
suffering, agony, anguish, torture, pain
Antonyms
comfort, relief, peace, pleasure, joy
Entry 1
comfort, relief, peace
Entry 2
comfort, relief, peace, pleasure, joy
Collocations
mental torment, torment someone, in torment, great torment, physical torment, years of torment, endure torment
Entry 1
mental torment, torment someone, in torment, great torment
Entry 2
mental torment, physical torment, years of torment, endure torment
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