agonizing in Irish
agonizing in Irish is coscrach, léanmhar, pianpháiseach — agonizing means causing severe physical or mental pain.
agonizing in Irish
coscrach
Causing physical or mental agony.
léanmhar
Causing physical or mental agony.
pianpháiseach
Causing physical or mental agony.
piolóideach
Causing physical or mental agony.
What does "agonizing" mean?
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adj Causing severe physical or mental pain.
"She let out an agonizing scream after twisting her ankle."
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agonizing in a sentence
- She let out an agonizing scream after twisting her ankle.
- It was an agonizing decision to make.
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What is "agonizing" in Irish?
"agonizing" in Irish is coscrach, léanmhar, pianpháiseach. agonizing means: Causing severe physical or mental pain.
How do you use "agonizing" in a sentence?
Example: "She let out an agonizing scream after twisting her ankle." In Irish, "agonizing" is coscrach, léanmhar, pianpháiseach.
Are there other ways to say "agonizing" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 4 translations listed for "agonizing": coscrach, léanmhar, pianpháiseach, piolóideach.
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