Definition Synonyms
Definition of dolor - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
emotionDated deep emotional pain or sorrowDated
- The poem expressed the dolor of lost love.
2.
painDated UK physical pain or discomfortDated UK
- He spoke of the dolor in his injured leg.
Origin of dolor
Latin, dolor (pain)
Examples of dolor in a sentence
The novel captures the dolor of a war-torn nation. The patient described the dolor after the surgery. Dolor was evident in his expression as he limped.
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- French:douleur, mal, ...
- German:Schmerz, Leiden, ...
- Italian:dolore, ...
- Spanish:dolor, ...
- Portuguese:dor, desconforto, ...
- Chinese:悲痛, 疼痛, ...
- Japanese:悲哀, 痛み, ...
- Arabic:حُزْن, أَلَم, ...
- Hebrew:כְּאֵב, כְּאֵב, ...
- Russian:боль, физическая боль, ...
- Ukrainian:долор, біль, ...
- Hindi:दुःख, दर्द, ...
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