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Language
Term
Description
torment (n)
Definition:
extreme mental distress
anguish
(n)
torment
(n)
torture
(n)
Definition:
extreme mental distress
English
torture
(n)
torment
(n)
anguish
(n)
Definition:
extreme mental distress
torment (n)
Definition:
a severe affliction
torment
(n)
curse
(n)
Definition:
a severe affliction
English
torment
(n)
curse
(n)
Definition:
a severe affliction
torment (v)
Definition:
treat cruelly
Example:
The children tormented the stuttering teacher.
bedevil
(v)
crucify
(v)
dun
(v)
frustrate
(v)
rag
(v)
torment
(v)
Definition:
treat cruelly
Example:
The children tormented the stuttering teacher.
English
torment
(v)
rag
(v)
frustrate
(v)
dun
(v)
crucify
(v)
bedevil
(v)
Definition:
treat cruelly
Example:
The children tormented the stuttering teacher.
torment (n)
Definition:
a feeling of intense annoyance caused by being tormented
Example:
so great was his harassment that he wanted to destroy his tormentors.
torment
(n)
harassment
(n)
Definition:
a feeling of intense annoyance caused by being tormented
Example:
so great was his harassment that he wanted to destroy his tormentors.
English
torment
(n)
harassment
(n)
Definition:
a feeling of intense annoyance caused by being tormented
Example:
so great was his harassment that he wanted to destroy his tormentors.
torment (n)
Definition:
the act of harassing someone
worrying
(n)
torment
(n)
bedevilment
(n)
badgering
(n)
Definition:
the act of harassing someone
English
worrying
(n)
torment
(n)
bedevilment
(n)
badgering
(n)
Definition:
the act of harassing someone
torment (n)
Definition:
intense feelings of suffering
Example:
an agony of doubt. the torments of the damned.
agony
(n)
torment
(n)
torture
(n)
Definition:
intense feelings of suffering
Example:
an agony of doubt. the torments of the damned.
English
torture
(n)
torment
(n)
agony
(n)
Definition:
intense feelings of suffering
Example:
an agony of doubt. the torments of the damned.
torment (n)
Definition:
unbearable physical pain
torture
(n)
torment
(n)
Definition:
unbearable physical pain
English
torture
(n)
torment
(n)
Definition:
unbearable physical pain
torment (v)
Definition:
subject to torture
Example:
The sinners will be tormented in Hell, according to the Bible.
torture
(v)
torment
(v)
excruciate
(v)
Definition:
subject to torture
Example:
The sinners will be tormented in Hell, according to the Bible.
English
torture
(v)
torment
(v)
excruciate
(v)
Definition:
subject to torture
Example:
The sinners will be tormented in Hell, according to the Bible.
torment (v)
Definition:
torment emotionally or mentally
torture
(v)
torment
(v)
rack
(v)
excruciate
(v)
Definition:
torment emotionally or mentally
English
torture
(v)
torment
(v)
rack
(v)
excruciate
(v)
Definition:
torment emotionally or mentally