agonized

ˈæɡ.ə.naɪzd

Definition

Definition of agonized - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

emotionfeeling or showing very strong pain or distress

She gave him an agonized look.
He gave an agonized cry when he heard the news.
Her face wore an agonized expression all night.

anguished

pained

tormented

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Origin of agonized

Greek, agon (contest) + -ize (to make)

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French:angoissé, ...
German:gequält, ...
Italian:sofferente, ...
Spanish:angustiado, ...
Portuguese:agonizado, ...
Chinese:十分痛苦的, ...
Japanese:苦悶の, ...
Arabic:مُتَأَلِّم, ...
Hebrew:מְיוּסָּר, ...
Russian:мучительный, ...
Ukrainian:мучений, ...
Hindi:विचलित, ...
Bengali:ব্যথিত, ...
Catalan:angoixat, ...
Czech:bolestný, ...
Danish:plaget, ...
Dutch:gekweld, ...
Greek:βασανισμένος, ...
Hungarian:gyötrődő, ...
Khmer:ឈឺចាប់ខ្លាំង, ...
Korean:고뇌에 찬, ...
Persian:رنج‌کشیده, ...
Polish:zbolały, ...
Portuguese (BR):agonizado, ...
Romanian:chinuit, ...
Swedish:plågad, ...
Thai:เจ็บปวดอย่างหนัก, ...
Turkish:acı dolu, ...
Vietnamese:đau đớn, ...

agonize

ˈæɡəˌnaɪz

Definition of agonize - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

suffering

intr.

suffer extreme physical or mental pain

intr.

He continued to agonize over the decision for days..

anguish

suffer

writhe

decision-making

intr.

struggle mentally with a difficult decision

intr.

He agonized for days about which job to take.

grapple

struggle

wrestle

inflict pain

tr.

cause someone to feel intense pain

tr.

The news agonized her deeply.

torment

torture

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Origin of agonize

Greek, agonizesthai (to struggle)

Examples of agonize in a sentence

Parents often agonize about their children's future.
She agonized over the menu choices for hours.
They agonize every time they have to make a big purchase.
The untreated injury agonized him for days.
Sharp cramps agonized the patient.

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French:souffrir, se tourmenter, ...
German:sich quälen, quälen, ...
Italian:agonizzare, tormentarsi, ...
Spanish:agonizar, angustiarse, ...
Portuguese:agonizar, sofrer, ...
Chinese:煎熬, 纠结, ...
Japanese:苦しむ, 考え込む, ...
Arabic:تَأَلَّمَ, احتار, ...
Hebrew:לְהִתְיַסֵּר, לְהִתְלַבֵּט, ...
Russian:мучиться, терзаться, ...
Ukrainian:мучитися, мучити, замучити, ...
Hindi:तड़पना, दुविधा में पड़ना, ...
Bengali:যন্ত্রণায় কাতরানো, দোটানায় ভোগা, ...
Catalan:agonitzar, debatre's, ...
Czech:trápit se, lámat si hlavu, ...
Danish:lide, gruble, ...
Dutch:pijn lijden, piekeren, ...
Greek:βασανίζομαι, παιδεύομαι, ...
Hungarian:agonizálni, őrlődni, ...
Khmer:ឈឺចាប់យ៉ាងខ្លាំង, គិតពិបាកចិត្ត, ...
Korean:고뇌하다, 고민하다, ...
Persian:عذاب کشیدن, با خود کلنجار رفتن, ...
Polish:cierpieć, zadręczać się, ...
Portuguese (BR):agonizar, sofrer, ...
Romanian:a suferi intens, a se frământa, ...
Swedish:plågas, våndas, ...
Thai:ทนทุกข์ทรมาน, ลังเล, ...
Turkish:acı çekmek, kafa yormak, ...
Vietnamese:đau khổ, trăn trở, ...

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