pain in Latin
pain in Latin is dolor — pain means an unpleasant physical sensation caused by injury or illness.
pain in Latin
dolor
What does "pain" mean?
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noun An unpleasant physical sensation caused by injury or illness.
"He winced with pain whenever he tried to bend his knee."
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noun Mental or emotional suffering.
"Her poem described the pain of leaving her home country behind."
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noun Informal term for an irritating or troublesome person or situation.
"My little brother can be a real pain when I'm studying."
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verb To cause someone physical or emotional suffering.
"It pains me to say this, but your essay needs a lot of work."
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pain in a sentence
- He winced with pain whenever he tried to bend his knee.
- Take a tablet if the pain in your head gets worse.
- Her poem described the pain of leaving her home country behind.
- Time slowly eased the pain of losing his closest friend.
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What is "pain" in Latin?
"pain" in Latin is dolor. pain means: An unpleasant physical sensation caused by injury or illness.
How do you use "pain" in a sentence?
Example: "He winced with pain whenever he tried to bend his knee." In Latin, "pain" is dolor.
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