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Meanings of undergoing torture in English
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Usage of undergoing torture in English
1
Every moment lost was a moment when she could be undergoing torture.
2
She might have been a criminal undergoing torture.
3
He looked like a man undergoing torture.
4
Deacon, now doing the work practically of two men, was undergoing torture which shortly would have one of two effects.
5
The ambassador had an echo: half a second after he spoke his words were repeated in the appalling shriek of one undergoing torture.
6
With the central nacelle open and the computer brain exposed and studded with instruments, the droid might have been undergoing torture rather than autopsy.
7
Justifying his peace plan, Poroshenko said it had allowed an exchange of prisoners and the return home of Ukrainian prisoners "who had been undergoing torture".
8
"I am afraid, my friend," replied Harry, "that it means that some poor mortal is undergoing torture almost greater than he can bear.