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Significados de agonise em inglês

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Suffer agony or anguish.

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        Examples for "agonize"
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        They confer, they agonize, they threaten each other and scuffle for dominance.
        Children of Time
        2
        Others, particularly Britain, still agonize publicly over what they should do.
        Reuters
        3
        I did agonize over whether to come to you or not.
        In a gilded cage
        4
        For whom does God let Job suffer and seek and agonize?
        Three philosophies of life
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        We see our neighbors agonize over stagnant wages and lost jobs.
        Reuters
        Uso de agonise em inglês
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        Even during the year individuals and couples agonise about visits home.
        The Irish Times
        2
        It leads me to agonise about a week without nail clippers.
        The Guardian
        3
        Thanks to the bankers, I suggest Mr Miliband need not agonise any further.
        The Guardian
        4
        The homeless agonise while they crouch in or near shop doorways.
        The Irish Times
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        It was as good a place as any to agonise.
        Tetrarch (Well of Echoes)
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        It's not just French intellectuals sipping coffee in Parisian cafes who agonise over life's meaning.
        The Irish Times
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        Never consciously agonise; the race is not to the swift, nor the battle to the strong.
        The Note-Books of Samuel Butler
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        Some believe this was the start of the entrenched poverty we agonise about to this day.
        Radio NZ
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        They can agonise and fantasise about becoming champions of England for the first time since 1968.
        The Guardian
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        While you agonise over preventive detention you state public unease about crime and criminality must hold sway.
        The Irish Times
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        Many parents agonise over choosing the right high school for their child, and it is a biggie.
        Radio NZ
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        And not to agonise over every mistake.
        The Guardian
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        I don't agonise over every little detail.
        The Irish Times
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        Environmentalists often agonise, with good reason, about the lack of traction their ideas find among the general public.
        The Irish Times
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        If there's a research proposal, why agonise over a lengthy paraphrase of the proposal in the cover letter?
        The Guardian
        16
        That thus they flop and agonise?-
        Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 100, March 28, 1891
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        Translations for agonise
        Agonise ao longo do tempo