Tortured is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TORTURED in dictionary:

VERB:
• TORTURE, to subject to severe physical pain
• inflict severe pain on
• cause great mental suffering to
NOUN:
• the action or practice of inflicting severe pain on someone as a punishment or in order to force them to do or say something
• great physical or mental suffering
• a cause of great physical or mental suffering
ADJECTIVE:
• experiencing intense pain especially mental pain

Words related to TORTURED

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How to use TORTURED in a sentence

• On the morning after two of the deserters had been tortured to death, it began to look as if our people would have little time for idleness.
• Then, on looking at her, she seemed to him so wretched, so painfully tortured, that without a word, making indeed but a kindly gesture of compassion, he consented.
• I have been so tortured with anxiety during the last four weeks! You cannot think how wretchedly anxious I have been.
• The evil wrought by Heathcliff, like the passion that inspired and tortured him, is an unearthly thing.
• The writhing of the tortured creature was rather an appeal to his deliberate cruelty, and the shrill scream only quickened the process.
• He passed quietly down the stream of time until he was forty-two years of age, when he died of the stone, a disease which had long tortured him with excruciating pangs.
• As Leopold rode along the lines he was received in contemptuous silence, and he returned to his palace in Vienna, tortured by wounded pride and chagrin.
• The emperor, tortured almost beyond endurance by chagrin, was yet compelled to submit.
• He kept Gunga Purshad in prison for four months, and had him tortured every day.
• Realized, also, that above the pain of her tortured muscles, above the uncertainty of her own position, was the anxiety and worry as to the fate of Endicott.
• It was their custom that when such an offender was caught he was first tortured, to ascertain whether any other chief had sent him.
• She, who had always seemed to him a mask, now was suddenly revealed as suffering, tortured, intensely human.
• The other side has told us that Galileo was thrust into a dungeon, his eyes put out, and his old broken-down form tortured on the wheel.
• Thousands upon thousands of the noblest patriots were imprisoned, tortured, mangled, shot.
• I have seen them swept away by the oppressor, my husband tortured and killed, my brothers burned alive, all that I loved slain by the Spaniards.
• Yet the hours of daylight were tortured by constant fear.
• The patient was more selfish and exacting than ever, but Roma had begun to feel a softening towards the poor tortured being, and was trying her best to do her duty.
• Sinon looked round upon them, while some were saying that he ought to be tortured with fire to make him tell all the truth about the horse.
• The ministry of Christian physicians comes as a revelation to the tortured victims.
• See how the thighs were strained, how tortured here.
• At the head of a stairway is a good picture of Prometheus tortured by an eagle.
• Still he took his chance for the promised reward, and galloped his horse, while I, tortured with suspense, yelled my frantic incentives to further speed.
• The dark punishment of the waters, eternally tortured, was commencing.
• Such disagreeable voices as these people had would have tortured an ear of corn.
• This idea so tortured her that by the time she got to London she could not bear it, and felt she must go to Neville Street and see.
• Many had been tortured before the governor thought of applying to Antoninus.

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