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Meanings of twinge in English
Usage of twinge in English
1
It was great this week. Then I feel a twinge of doubt.
2
A twinge of anxiety came over him, just thinking about Daria's words.
3
The later hours, by contrast, may bring a twinge of minor regret.
4
It's a twinge in your heart, far more powerful than memory alone.
5
That was the moment when she first felt a twinge of regret.
6
Dixon felt a slight twinge of distaste he couldn't quite account for.
7
At about this stage in the proceedings I felt an obscure twinge.
8
Cameron felt a twinge of disappointment that she hadn't stopped to talk.
9
A twinge that faded abruptly when he saw a final bit palmed.
10
Cairne pulled the spear free and felt the faintest twinge of pity.
11
Nevertheless she felt a twinge of fear as they rode toward Willowfield.
12
Even the twinge in his groin was less of an issue now.
13
James felt another twinge of claustrophobia just looking into the tiny space.
14
The gunslinger looked up and felt a twinge in his right hip.
15
A twinge of separation stabbed her between her first and second knuckle.
16
With another sharp report came a twinge of pain in my side.
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Twinge through the time
Twinge across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common