to excruciate

Examples

• All

• After the accident, she suffered from excruciate pain that lasted for weeks.

• He described the excruciate headaches he experienced during his treatment as unbearable.

• After nine months of excruciating pain, - the cancer had spread.

  Old Dogs (2009)

• Well, this wedding caused me excruciating pain.

  High Society (1956)

• The other, an acid that will cause an excruciating death.

  Jigsaw (2017)

• Her daughter and the angel scream together in excruciating pain.

  Fiction book (1995)

• Excruciating pain shot through her left leg, but she pushed herself up again.

  Fiction book (1995)

• He died in excruciating pain.

  Attack of the Sabretooth (2005)

• Excruciating pain ripped through her shoulder and down her left side.

  Fiction book (1995)

• Due to the excruciating pain, Kitty screamed for help, and a neighbor responded, shouting at the criminal.

  Blog text (13)

Synonyms

T

to torture

vsto excruciate

• Offensive

582 5.7

To cause someone to feel severe physical or emotional pain, often on purpose

may mean extreme suffering without deliberate intent

I

to inflict

vsto excruciate

245 6.2

Make someone feel pain or suffer harm

is more specific, meaning extreme torment rather than any unpleasant event

T

to torment

vsto excruciate

• NSFW

107 7.2

To cause someone to feel great physical or mental pain

is extreme suffering that is not always as intense or forceful

R

to rack

vsto excruciate

43 7.5

To cause great physical or mental pain

covers extreme pain both physical and mental broadly rather than specific strain

P

to pain

vsto excruciate

9 1.1

To make someone feel physical hurt

is broader covering both extreme physical and mental suffering

A

to agonize

vsto excruciate

• US

6 6.8

To make someone feel very strong pain or deep worry

is more physical or extreme rather than only mental pain

A

to anguish

vsto excruciate

4 7.3

To cause someone to feel very strong pain or worry

includes extreme physical or mental torment beyond internal distress

Antonyms

C

comfort

319 1.0

Things people say or do to make someone feel less worried

E

to ease

305 2.1

To make something less painful or difficult

How Painful

to excruciate

8 9.9

torment

• NSFW

70 5.6

to injure

53 1.6

to hurt

∞ 1.0

sting

64 1.4

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology