torture in Greek
torture in Greek is βασανιστήρια, βασανιστήριο, βασανίζω — torture means the deliberate infliction of severe pain, especially to punish someone or force information out of them.
torture in Greek
What does "torture" mean?
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noun The deliberate infliction of severe pain, especially to punish someone or force information out of them.
"The regime was condemned internationally for its use of torture."
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noun Severe mental or physical suffering.
"Waiting for the exam results was pure torture."
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verb To deliberately inflict severe pain on someone, often to punish or extract information.
"The film depicts prisoners of war being tortured."
torture in a sentence
- The regime was condemned internationally for its use of torture.
- The prisoner was subjected to weeks of torture.
- Waiting for the exam results was pure torture.
- The film depicts prisoners of war being tortured.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "torture" in Greek?
"torture" in Greek is βασανιστήρια, βασανιστήριο, βασανίζω. torture means: The deliberate infliction of severe pain, especially to punish someone or force information out of them.
How do you pronounce βασανιστήρια?
"torture" in Greek is βασανιστήρια, pronounced "vasanistiria".
How do you use "torture" in a sentence?
Example: "The regime was condemned internationally for its use of torture." In Greek, "torture" is βασανιστήρια, βασανιστήριο, βασανίζω.
Are there other ways to say "torture" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "torture": βασανιστήρια, βασανιστήριο, βασανίζω.