Usage of "excruciation"

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A state of acute pain.

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The infliction of extremely painful punishment or suffering.

Usage of excruciation in English

Perhaps they had been looking forward to the excruciation of a Beetle girl. 
 Empire in black and gold 

Let us take a common sense view of this excruciation-ex-ex -Imeanexquisiteargument. 
 Rattlin the Reefer 

Of her originally sprang the inspired teaching of the doom of men to excruciation in endlessness. 
 Diana of the Crossways — Volume 2 

I buckle, emitting an involuntary honk of excruciation. 
 The Guardian 

The pressure between her legs and in the small of her back was a symphony of excruciation. 
 Mine 

We were spared the excruciation of what has been called the "global crisis" of February 2003. 
 The Irish Times 

Its whole purpose and point was to add to the excruciation of those unfortunate enough to find themselves within Hell. 
 Surface detail 

There ensued an hour-long excruciation in which, one by one, we addressed the three remaining miscreants and told them how we felt. 
 The new yorker 

To be far off the key is to be in another key, but to smite at a note and muff it is excruciation. 
 We Can't Have Everything: A Novel 

The excruciations of famine were better than the agonies which this abhorred meal had produced. 
 Edgar Huntly; or, Memoirs of a Sleep-Walker 

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Translations for excruciation

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Excruciation through the time

Meanings of excruciation in English