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Meanings of ache in English
Catalan
consumir-se Spanish
doler Usage of ache in English
1
I feel my heart ache, but I've forgotten what that feeling means.
2
How can you even ask? Rage drained out, leaving an ache behind.
3
It gives me the ache in my head to think of it.
4
She said someone could experience sweats, cramps, and their body would ache.
5
The taint caused a physical ache in Pete, a feeling of loss.
6
She already knew two things-nothingwas broken, and she'd ache for days.
7
The way I wanted her was a kind of steady, heavy ache.
8
She walked, and the exercise relieved the cramping ache in her limbs.
9
The exposed nerve in that broken tooth made it ache like blazes.
10
Together, they dulled the ache that had pierced his breast since birth.
11
Now, thinking back on that day, my foot began to ache again.
12
I am very glad of my hurt foot; though it does ache.
13
Throb and ache; were tried, condemned, and hanged; eat, sleep, and dress.
14
It takes us to a place where we ache to go again.
15
He is still, but you feel the ache building in those arms.
16
The Pepsi made the aspirin ache fade, though not quite vanish entirely.
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Ache through the time
Ache across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Australia
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