Agonised is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AGONISED in dictionary:

VERB (USED WITHOUT OBJECT) [AG·O·NIZED, AG·O·NIZ·ING.]:
• to suffer extreme pain or anguish; be in agony.
• to put forth great effort of any kind.
VERB (USED WITH OBJECT) [AG·O·NIZED, AG·O·NIZ·ING.]:
• to distress with extreme pain; torture.
VERB:
• AGONISE, to suffer agony, also AGONIZE
ADJECTIVE:
• expressing pain or agony
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to agonize

Words related to AGONISED

agonise8 agonises9 agonising11

Words that contain AGONISED

agonisedly15 dragonised13 antagonised13

How to use AGONISED in a sentence

• Hilda was now more than ever affrighted, shamed, perturbed, agonised.
• Every now and again, she would let out a shrill, agonised cry.
• From this the agonised shrieks were rising, growing ever more terrible with each second that passed.
• He saw the look of wonder gather in them and grow to a stare of agonised terror.
• And upturned to him in agonised appeal was the face of little Emily.
• Sylvia looked at him, an agonised appeal in her eyes.
• The sudden sense of relief from what had been agonised suspense gripped him by the throat.
• When the latter entered the room his face wore an agonised expression, for he feared that he had arrived too late.
• He rose late the next day, after a sleep that was one prolonged nightmare, full of agonised, abortive striving after something that always eluded him, he knew not what.
• Suddenly the pony which Jack led gave a great leap, and pawed the water madly with its fore-feet, and uttered a loud snort of agonised terror.
• Her keen and sensitive heart is agonised by entertaining for a moment even the bare suspicion of unkindness on His part.
• With infinite appeal in his agonised eyes, Laddie recognised his master, who at last had come too late.
• I prayed once more with the bitter, agonised fervour of one who feels that the hour of death is present and inevitable.
• His child stood up in the congregation, and received, from her agonised father, a rebuke similar to that administered to other members of his congregation for a like offence.
• Then with an agonised effort she forced back her weakness, she forced herself to look.
• Long after the awful sounds had died away Anne knelt there, sobbing, utterly unstrung, all her pride laid low, herself no more than a broken, agonised woman.
• Flinging myself first to one side of the cellar and then to the other, I tore at the walls in an agonised endeavour to get out.
• She had heard his sharp, agonised breathing as he reeled unsteadily against the rock behind him.
• It would be tedious to relate how I clambered and stumbled and agonised.
• I had already imparted to Harcourt the history of my life, and when I came in, I threw myself upon the sofa in despair, and relieved my agonised heart with a flood of tears.

Similar words containing AGONIS without suffix ed

agonise8 agonism10 agonist8 agonises9 agonisms11 agonists9 agonising11 agonistes10 agonistic12 dragonise11 dragonish14 dragonism13 agonisedly15 agonistics13 antagonise11 antagonism13 antagonist11 dragonised13 dragonises12 dragonisms14 agonisingly16 agonistical14 antagonised13 antagonises12 antagonisms14 antagonists12 dragonising14 protagonism16 protagonist14 tritagonist12 antagonising14 antagonistic15 protagonisms17 protagonists15 tritagonists13 agonistically19 antagonisable16 deuteragonist15 antagonisation15 deuteragonists16 antagonisations16 nonantagonistic18 antagonisticall18 antagonistically22

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