gnawing in Greek
gnawing in Greek is ροκάνισμα — gnawing means severe, nagging, or hard to ignore — used of pain, doubt, or worry.
gnawing in Greek
ροκάνισμα
Pronounced: rokanisma
The process by which something is gnawed.
What does "gnawing" mean?
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adj Severe, nagging, or hard to ignore — used of pain, doubt, or worry.
"A gnawing hunger kept him awake most of the night."
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noun The act of biting or wearing away at something repeatedly.
"The gnawing of the mice had left holes in the skirting board."
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gnawing in a sentence
- A gnawing hunger kept him awake most of the night.
- She felt a gnawing sense of guilt about the lie.
- The gnawing of the mice had left holes in the skirting board.
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What is "gnawing" in Greek?
"gnawing" in Greek is ροκάνισμα. gnawing means: Severe, nagging, or hard to ignore — used of pain, doubt, or worry.
How do you pronounce ροκάνισμα?
"gnawing" in Greek is ροκάνισμα, pronounced "rokanisma".
How do you use "gnawing" in a sentence?
Example: "A gnawing hunger kept him awake most of the night." In Greek, "gnawing" is ροκάνισμα.
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