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Meanings of little pang in English

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Usage of little pang in English
1
She felt a little pang of self-reproach at the sight of him.
The Divine Fire
2
Just for a foolish moment, he felt a little pang of fear.
New york: the novel
3
She felt a little pang in her gut as she erased the message.
Watch them die
4
She smiled, too, yet with a little pang over the bread.
Tales of Trail and Town
5
She broke off abruptly, and a little pang of hurt went through me.
Blood rites
6
The squire noted with a little pang of compunction how pale the child was.
The Ffolliots of Redmarley
7
A little pang of regret I underwent that the box had not been offered.
Villette
8
How simple it was for him, she thought, with a little pang of envy.
His Second Wife
9
There was a little pang at the heart of Rosalie.
This Freedom
10
For the moment Claudia was sensible of a little pang.
The Empire Annual for Girls, 1911
11
Alexander was surprised, and a sharp little pang of disappointment shot through her breast.
A Pagan of the Hills
12
Somehow that phrase at such a moment sent an odd little pang through her.
The Top of the World
13
Gertie felt a little pang of compunction when she saw what a boy he was.
Buttered Side Down: Stories
14
Maggie, watching, felt the strangest little pang of jealousy.
The Captives
15
I felt a little pang inside at the sight.
White night
16
Both were smiling, but a little pang shot through her at the change in him.
Mildred Pierce
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United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common