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Meanings of tormented in English
Tormented or harassed by nightmares or unreasonable fears.
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Usage of tormented in English
1
Young adult Americans, particularly graduates, are tormented by that unspeakable tyrant: success.
2
For a moment, perfectly balanced between their piercing points, he writhed, tormented.
3
Memories of the famine of the siege of '70 tormented the imagination.
4
He had seen him being tormented by something ever since leaving England.
5
The thought of Delia arrested-refusedbail-ina police cell-orin prison-tormented him.
6
And he tormented Raven till the latter flew away in a rage.
7
Kane has tormented New Jersey with nine goals in 21 career games.
8
Rodin is of this tormented choir; he is master of its psychology.
9
Her sensuous nature was tormented by the thought of the last moment.
10
Mr. Park was also again tormented by the curiosity of the Moors.
11
His desire of life tormented him in a paroxysm of agonising remorse.
12
The other races might've forgotten those tormented years, but changelings never would.
13
Her prettiness tormented him; therefore he hated her, and everything about her.
14
Think of how even the saints were tormented by demons and temptations.
15
He is tormented with the want of correspondence between things and thoughts.
16
She had tormented him with it all the way to her home.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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Ireland
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