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Definition
extreme pain, suffering, or distress (of body or mind)
- He let it ring as he walked in anguish across the room and went out the door.Chapter 8 (60% in)
- God, how he attacked the books, overjoyed when whole stretches of history came back to him, balanced by the anguish of realizing it was only segments of his own life that eluded him.Chapter 12 (20% in)
- He came to the aid of his anguished comrade and was very effective.Chapter 22 (74% in)
- She had actually felt sorry for him; his anguish was so genuine, his guilt so devastating.Chapter 22 (92% in)
- There was a pause on the line, a pause filled with anguish.Chapter 22 (98% in)
- Jason watched in anguish as men climbed out of each car, two from the first, three from the one behind it.Chapter 30 (83% in)
There are no more uses of "anguish" in The Bourne Supremacy.
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