excruciating 的定义
- extremely painful; causing intense suffering; unbearably distressing; torturing: an excruciating noise; excruciating pain.
- exceedingly elaborate or intense; extreme: done with excruciating care.
excruciating 近义词
torturous, painful
更多excruciating例句
- Fanone felt an excruciating pain at the base of his skull—the taser—and cried out, but he couldn’t hear himself scream.
- In law school I wrote a paper on the use of mechanical restraints in psychiatric hospitals based on my own excruciating experiences as a patient.
- I felt lighter, like you are suddenly free from an excruciating weight after you carry a load on your back, when I hung up.
- She tried to stay cool by dragging her body into the sparsely available shade, though this caused excruciating pain in her pelvis.
- The procedure helped some, but things didn’t progress as doctors expected and one day, while driving, that excruciating pain shot down Delle Donne’s leg again.
- Her back popped, leaving the former softball star frozen in excruciating pain.
- The pain was so excruciating that talking was difficult for the man.
- “Songs” is indeed excruciating, not because U2 is a bad band, but because they are a great one who made a lousy record.
- Bucca ignored what must have been excruciating pain as he made his way to the bedside of Police Officer Steven McDonald.
- But if he positioned himself a certain way, he found he could avoid excruciating agony.
- This is a very dark frame of mind, consequent on overwork and the conclusion of the excruciating Ebb Tide.
- As the child suffered excruciating pains he could not be transported on the ass.
- The pain was so excruciating that after one moment of supreme agony, she trembled all over, then relapsed into unconsciousness.
- I was wading slowly along the beach in rather deep water, when I suddenly felt a most excruciating pain in my left ankle.
- The position of Holland and Denmark is one of excruciating anxiety to the citizens of those countries.