Excruciating is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EXCRUCIATING in dictionary:

VERB:
• EXCRUCIATE, to inflict intense pain on
• torment (someone) physically or mentally
ADJECTIVE:
• extremely painful
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• causing great pain or anguish; agonizing
• Torturing; racking.

Words related to EXCRUCIATING

excruciate21 excruciatingly29

Words that contain EXCRUCIATING

excruciatingly29

How to use EXCRUCIATING in a sentence

• His legs were not broken, but the pain of standing on them was excruciating.
• The victim of revenge died a few days after the occurrence in excruciating agony.
• Happy to the point of delicious pain, she yet yearned forward to a happiness far more excruciating.
• He wandered through great spaces of oblivion, intersected with terrible streaks of excruciating pain.
• Notwithstanding, I cannot put foot to ground without excruciating pain.
• I was wading slowly along the beach in rather deep water, when I suddenly felt a most excruciating pain in my left ankle.
• It had been excruciating torture to restrain himself.
• Tilly, having been struck by three balls, was conveyed from the field in excruciating pain to a retreat in Halle.
• In excruciating agony he lifted the injured foot from the ground and stood upon the other.
• It had been a narrow escape, had caused him excruciating pain, and he limped still.
• Thirdly, it declared that the wicked, after suffering excruciating agonies, would be annihilated.
• He was temporarily blinded in addition to suffering excruciating pains.
• For Homer became literature to him instead of a mere text for excruciating grammatical gymnastics.
• The pain in his ankle from the trap in which he had been caught was excruciating.
• He died after long, excruciating sufferings, on the 10th of November, 1806, at Ottensen.
• As the circulation that meant life flooded back into her chilled veins Sheba endured a half-hour of excruciating pain.
• Never perhaps has there been a situation of such excruciating cross-purposes even in the three-act farce.
• Besides being dangerous to health, it would be excruciating discomfort.
• One morning I awoke with excruciating rheumatic pains of the head and face, from which I had hardly any respite.
• These she began to thrust into the image in all directions, with apparently excruciating energy.
• Afterwards he was subjected to excruciating tortures, and executed on July 14 with execrable barbarity.
• The wounded men endured excruciating pain while in the boats, in consequence of their wounds being wet with sea water, which caused them to swell much.
• It occasions blindness, accompanied by excruciating pains.
• The torture is excruciating, and strong, able-bodied men can endure it but a few moments.
• The former meant death, and the latter bent his body like a letter S and caused such excruciating agony that it was worse than death.
• A burning fever consumed her, and delirium had fastened on her with fearful spasmodic and excruciating pains internally.
• The young man, in excruciating agony, died in the arms of the monarch.
• He rolled about in excruciating agony, and as he did so the curtain of enchantment fell and the beauties and the palace disappeared.
• I suffered that night under the most excruciating pain.

Similar words containing CRUCIAT without suffix ing and without prefix ex

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