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Meanings of aching in English
Synonyms
Examples for "ache"
Examples for "ache"
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.
Usage of aching in English
1
The day's exertions-herfeet were still aching-hadgiven her a clear message.
2
Drinking lots of water and massaging the aching area can also help.
3
Jane and Rochester's final reconciliation comes with an aching sense of loss.
4
With an aching heart, Sano noted another ominous change in his father.
5
The American, his long legs clearly aching, held with his 37th ace.
6
The two diseases have similar symptoms, including headaches, fever and aching joints.
7
He was cramped and aching; still the even breathing did not break.
8
They stepped outside, and he felt it: the bone-aching wave of cold.
9
The words seemed to have no connection whatsoever to his aching wrist.
10
The father's poor aching heart proclaims its anguish in very simple words:
11
The dark tide flowed on beneath in its sore and aching channels.
12
How did you get across the ice-aching diamond-bright reality of those moments?
13
I felt no satisfaction at being right, just a deep aching sorrow.
14
At the same time it conjured up an aching feeling of loss.
15
Doctors are on hand, and trainee physiotherapists give your aching body relief.
16
He was morose and disheartened; gloomy thoughts revolved behind his aching brow.
About this term
Frequent collocations
Aching through the time
Aching across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common