excruciatingly 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.
excruciatingly 近义词
等同于 uncomfortably
更多excruciatingly例句
- Grandma died first, leaving this world feeling excruciating pain in her hips, pain that turned her beautiful soprano singing voice into screams with even the slightest movement.
- In his 2019 book Food or War, the Australian journalist and author Julian Cribb describes the physical process of starvation in excruciating detail.
- During excruciating weeks in February, the disease ripped through the massive ship, infecting hundreds of passengers off the port of Yokohama, Japan.
- I think when you make a show, anytime you make a change, it’s going to be excruciating and painful.
- Because you’re trying to deal with 50 different things every day that are painful and excruciating.
- The rapper will.i.am was one such panelist, forced upon Gregory for an excruciatingly awkward roundtable segment.
- The journey was excruciatingly long for the establishmentarians and cost them more than they ever anticipated.
- But when Westboro came to town, they made it excruciatingly clear what hate really looked like.
- In the case of the excruciatingly slow-growing red abalone, this could be ten to twelve years.
- Over the past five years, Democrats have become excruciatingly sensitive to Republican abuses of this kind.
- I have the first, perhaps, in Europe; but I would sell it a surprising bargain, for I am excruciatingly tired of it.'
- Jackson smiled, yes, smiled, though his bandaged arms quivered and the seared nerves of his hands throbbed excruciatingly.
- His humour was compared to Mark Twain's, and he to Barnum, and the show was "excruciatingly agreeable."
- The language, of course, was partly the difficulty, but the natives are excruciatingly slow to move.
- Hence the experiment of parting so soon after their union proved excruciatingly severe to these.