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Meanings of pain in English
Type of unpleasant feeling.
Related terms
Something which annoys.
Usage of pain in English
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.
6
Burning pain sends many victims into the nearest available water for relief.
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Background: Ulnar-sided wrist pain is a common problem in the upper extremity.
8
New methods are needed to manage the pain associated with this procedure.
9
But in the short term his simple message is: expect more pain.
10
The industry is going through enormous pain at the moment, he said.
11
Individual pain reduction and working capacity were taken as measure of outcome.
12
Or to count up the number of pain-free days in a week.
13
Chronic pain and obesity, and their associated impairments, are major health concerns.
14
Recent evidence points out that mangiferin shows anti-nociceptive effect in inflammatory pain.
15
Procedure-related pain is a significant problem for many children receiving cytotoxic chemotherapy.
16
He suffers from severe pain in his right hip as a result.
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Translations for pain
Portuguese
Pain through the time
Pain across language varieties
Canada
Common
United States of America
Common
Australia
Common
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