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Meanings of bitter anguish in English
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Usage of bitter anguish in English
1
He is her only son, and she is mourning in pain and bitter anguish.
2
He approached: his countenance bespoke bitter anguish-itwas the wretch whom I had created.
3
Lucy was mistaken; tears came not to solace the bitter anguish of hopeless, self-condemning remorse.
4
She threw herself on the deck, and abandoned herself to her feeling of bitter anguish.
5
A look of bitter anguish filled his straining eyes.
6
Head bowed, Skylan waited in bitter anguish for the Priestess to call out, First blood!
7
And indeed, almost all the cries were like those of human creatures dying in bitter anguish.
8
She would pay for it in bitter anguish.
9
He did not feel that bitter anguish that had given him such great agony in Germany.
10
Hope for a moment revived in their hearts, but soon to be displaced by bitter anguish.
11
She clasped his hand between both hers, and a moan of bitter anguish escaped the lips.
12
And the dominie was moved to tears at the sight of his old friend's bitter anguish.
13
His face was twisted into the most bitter anguish Irisis had ever seen on a man.
14
She instantly agreed, but with what bitter anguish!
15
I saw the omen, and even in the bitter anguish of my heart knew its evil import.
16
To drive them, foretells that you will have hours of bitter anguish, but friends will attend you.
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