anguish in Latin
anguish in Latin is angor — anguish means severe mental or physical suffering, often caused by grief, loss, or distress.
anguish in Latin
angor
Extreme pain, either of body or mind; excruciating distress.
What does "anguish" mean?
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noun Severe mental or physical suffering, often caused by grief, loss, or distress.
"The family was in anguish after hearing the news."
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verb To suffer or cause severe mental distress.
"He anguished over the decision for weeks before choosing."
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anguish in a sentence
- The family was in anguish after hearing the news.
- She wrote about her anguish following the divorce.
- He anguished over the decision for weeks before choosing.
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What is "anguish" in Latin?
"anguish" in Latin is angor. anguish means: Severe mental or physical suffering, often caused by grief, loss, or distress.
How do you use "anguish" in a sentence?
Example: "The family was in anguish after hearing the news." In Latin, "anguish" is angor.
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