Synonyms
Examples for "pain"
Examples for "pain"
1
Indeed, the same choice may bring great happiness yet also great pain.
2
Spinal fractures, however, can lead to more problems than just chronic pain.
3
The questions about work, back satisfaction, and pain medication showed good agreement.
4
Patients reported improved future outlook despite continued concern about pain and chronicity.
5
Because, despite my best intention, the pain in my words rang clear.
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It's the increasing number of extreme weather events that directly bother pets.
2
They probably won't even bother to question her, she's so far gone.
3
The emissary didn't bother to wait for an answer to his question.
4
Strictly speaking, I should not have used the word 'bother', should I?
5
I'm sorry to bother you, but I need to ask you something.
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However, our local curmudgeon claims it creates 'a great level of annoyance'.
2
Background: Noise annoyance is associated with adverse health-related conditions and reduced wellbeing.
3
In standardized interviews, information was obtained on environmental and work noise annoyance.
4
Irene became the colour of the rose; her eyes flashed with annoyance.
5
Leesil's voiced betrayed an annoyance Magiere could hear growing into open outrage.
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The paymasters and the receivers are the greatest nuisance in the state.
2
I allowed I wouldn't make a nuisance of myself, however, by asking.
3
But at the moment it presented itself simply as a confounded nuisance.
4
Come up from behind and grab me for committing a public nuisance.
5
Death is nothing; it is the dying that is such a nuisance.
1
That night we were spared the customary infliction of the shower bath.
2
His face was a puckered protest at the infliction of animal life.
3
To find me so comfortable under the infliction perplexed and disconcerted him.
4
The lance of Montgomery had not yet rid France of that infliction.
5
Neither threat of hell nor the infliction of physical punishment has availed.
1
The constant interruptions and micro-management was a perpetual pain in the ass.
2
Sometimes that means I have to be a pain in the ass.
3
No, not too much because Israel is a pain in the ass.
4
You know, you're getting to be a real pain in the ass.
5
And she's a real pain in the ass, they all say that.
1
Responders indicating pain in the neck or upper limb area were included.
2
A journalist and a pain in the neck -and the back.
3
You know, you're the biggest pain in the neck in the world.
4
Frankly, on the surgical front he was a pain in the neck.
5
A three-hour time difference sure was a pain in the neck.
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The farmer stretched out his hand for the pipe that allayeth botheration.
2
What is it, Mr. Charles, what on earth is the botheration about?
3
An irritating botheration at a crucial stage of the cross-sea season?
4
Arthur, since that news came, I have felt overwhelmed with worry and botheration.
5
What is all this botheration about Sir Isaac and the rest of you?
6
Very entertaining, and less botheration about mineralogy, botany, and so forth, than usual.
7
But Bastille's reign of chart- botheration was just beginning.
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I can't talk of my botheration without betraying myself.
9
Sure, what signifies; don't be talking your botheration here; a nigger musn't sauce a white man.
10
Peer closer, however, and you will see all manner of socio-sexual botheration among the tweeds and buttonholes.
11
It's nothing but a botheration to me.
12
Luckily the family are away just now-orit would be even a greater botheration than it is!
13
I'm inclined to put it down to sheer dislike of botheration-Irishinertia... the curse of our race.
14
There is so much in the world which will-beara botheration out of which some profit will arise.
15
Suddenly, life has resumed to its serious old self again, books, bags and botheration, but for how long?
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Oh, botheration, there's the Grey carriage!