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Meanings of terrible anguish in English
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Usage of terrible anguish in English
1
It was with terrible anguish that Dick gnashed his teeth and muttered,-
2
On awakening he still felt the terrible anguish of his dream.
3
At the thought of it a terrible anguish, a nameless despair, seized her.
4
Thereupon a terrible anguish covered him with a cold sweat.
5
He seemed to suffer terrible anguish, and his whole frame trembled like a leaf.
6
A terrible anguish tortured him as he beheld his wife.
7
He too is seized by the same terrible anguish.
8
Since noon Francoise had been torn by terrible anguish.
9
Slowly recovering from the terrible anguish of her loss, she cast about for shelter and sustenance.
10
Then began for him a terrible anguish.
11
There was such terrible anguish in her tearless eyes that little Ninette shrunk away from her in alarm.
12
It was Sowerby's falsehood and Sowerby's fraud which had brought upon him and his wife this terrible anguish.
13
A terrible anguish seized her.
14
Whatever may be his demand, do not refuse my father; he must, indeed, be in the most terrible anguish!
15
The elder girl flung herself on the ground and pretended to be dead, remaining for five minutes in terrible anguish.
16
Krespel described his condition as being incomprehensible, for terrible anguish was mingled with a delight he had never experienced before.
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