Torment is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TORMENT in dictionary:

VERB:
• to harass or torture
• cause to experience severe mental or physical suffering
• annoy or provoke in an unkind way
• cause (someone) great suffering
• To put to extreme pain or anguish; to inflict excruciating misery upon, either of body or mind; to torture.
• To pain; to distress; to afflict.
• To tease; to vex; to harass; as, to be tormented with importunities, or with petty annoyances.
• To put into great agitation.
• torment emotionally or mentally
• treat cruelly
• subject to torture
NOUN:
• severe physical or mental suffering
• a cause of severe suffering
• An engine for casting stones.
• Extreme pain; anguish; torture; the utmost degree of misery, either of body or mind.
• That which gives pain, vexation, or misery.
• unbearable physical pain
• extreme mental distress
• intense feelings of suffering; acute mental or physical pain
• a feeling of intense annoyance caused by being tormented
• a severe affliction
• the act of harassing someone
• great suffering
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to inflict with great bodily or mental suffering

Words related to TORMENT

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Words that contain TORMENT

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How to use TORMENT in a sentence

• For some reason, she knew not why, the torment and unrest of the night were gone.
• Anna turned the knot to a chain, the bliss to torment, and affairs went so far that, after suffering many years, this new Socrates ended by separating from his Xantippe.
• Now the wives hated their sister-in-law and did their best to torment her.
• While the other children had been a torment and disgrace, Hubert had been to his parents a consolation and a blessing.
• The flies appear to torment these unwieldy monsters most cruelly, their eyes and nostrils being stuffed full of them.
• Without doubt great numbers in Ireland had fled from the torment of actual life into the wilderness.
• My poor Max, so brave and cheery and patient! But she should not torment him any longer in my presence.
• Fuseli, which had at first been one of her greatest pleasures, a source of perpetual torment to her.
• They would ask you where to look for her, and they would torment you incessantly.
• For them there is nothing but disgrace in this world, and in the world to come, an exceeding torment.
• So let the children of Israel go with us, and torment them not.
• For Rouletabille to doubt, and in an affair where already there was one man dead through his agency, was torment worse than death.
• She governed through terror, holding that by her mental powers she could inflict torment upon any of her followers.
• A scream, filled with all the agony of a man in torment, caught up on the echoes of that other cry.
• In the past, in the present and in the future, I do repent, torment myself and re-assure, For the loss, in suffering and in expectation.
• Truth to tell it was high time he settled somewhere, for excitement, exposure, physical ill, and mental torment had told upon him severely.
• As soon as I found this, I fell in Love with Chloe, who is my present Pleasure and Torment.
• My captors left me to go with the vessel, the chief of them threatening to return every week to torment me unless I obeyed his slightest command.
• Contrasting her present peace with her days of torment.
• The first time that I saw a stag-beetle, I was so overcome by the beauty of its horns that the longing to possess one became an actual torment.
• It was a day of torment for us and for our poor beasts.
• Everlasting torment would be a torment that never ends, but one would be consciously suffering all the time.
• They will be stiff and sore, and their feet will be a torment.
• Then he pursued his purpose, which was no less to destroy the race of Picts and Scots, who, beyond memory, had been a ceaseless torment to the Britons by their barbarous malice.
• The righteous shall be Upmost-in flame, host of the blessed, 1290 Crowd eager for glory, as they may bear it, And without torment easily suffer, Band of the brave.
• Others again, by the adoption of gloomy creeds, give rise frequently to melancholy, and thus lay in for themselves a store of fuel for the torment of their own minds.

Similar words containing TORM without suffix ent

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