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I felt unbearable anguish when my 4-year-old child died from brain cancer.anguish = pain
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Her guilt led to anguish until she committed her life to good.anguish = extreme distress
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She was a gentle soul unaccustomed to seeing such hardship, so she felt anguish when she saw the homeless downtown.
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But as I hold Khalil's grandma's hand, I see the anguish in her eyes. (source)anguish = distress or suffering
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As months passed without any word of Chris, and then years, the anguish mounted. (source)anguish = extreme distress
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Winnie, struggling with the anguish of all these things, could only sit hunched and numb, (source)
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Mostly, though, I saw the blaze of love and anguish that had come so often into her face. (source)anguish = extreme pain, suffering, or distress
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Then Tony raises his voice in an anguished cry. (source)anguished = with extreme distress
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Farming is always a chancy business, but in west-era Kansas its practitioners consider themselves "born gamblers," for they must contend with an extremely shallow precipitation (the annual average is eighteen inches) and anguishing irrigation problems.† (source)
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Ah, wheresoe'er I go, With woe, with woe, with woe, My anguish'd breast is aching!† (source)
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That he cannot protect the girl he loves anguishes him greatly. (source)anguishes = distresses
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Democratic Majority Leader in the Senate (and later Vice President) Alben Barkely of Kentucky told a campaign audience that Taft "never experienced a crescendo of heart about the soup kitchens of 1932, but his heart bled anguishedly for the criminals at Nuremberg."† (source)
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Her smile faded, her chest tightened, and a heavy blanket of anguish smothered her smallest joy. (source)anguish = extreme suffering or distress
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He looked across the fire at Lennie's anguished face, and then he looked ashamedly at the flames. (source)anguished = extremely distressed
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As I saw the anguishing thing of Simon knocked over and bloodied in the gutter, I only listened and didn't speak of Grandma's death, or the furniture, and Mama put out of the house.† (source)
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The house with rage he scratch'd and gnaw'd, In vain,—he fast was Sinking; Full many an anguish'd bound he gave, Nothing the hapless brute could save, As if his frame love wasted.† (source)
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