tormented
Tormented (adj) means suffering great mental or physical distress, often from guilt, grief, or anxiety. Example: “He was a tormented artist, haunted by his past.”
How to use tormented
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishDeeply troubled or anguished, usually over an extended period.
Word forms
more tormented comparative, most tormented superlative
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Frequently asked questions
What does “tormented” mean?
The word “tormented” means suffering great mental or physical distress, often from guilt, grief, or anxiety. In plain terms, deeply troubled or anguished, usually over an extended period.
How do you use “tormented” in a sentence?
Here is “tormented” used in a sentence: “He was a tormented artist, haunted by his past.”
What part of speech is “tormented”?
“Tormented” is an adjective.
Is “tormented” a common word?
“Tormented” is an uncommon word in modern English.