anguish

• Nom désignant une souffrance morale ou physique intense, un profond tourment ou une douleur aiguë.

A noun referring to severe mental or physical pain, distress, or suffering.

indénombrable

1. Severe mental or physical painB2formal

   Extreme suffering, distress, or agony, often caused by worry, grief, or pain.

   angoisse

   • She cried out in anguish when she heard the news.
   • The patient's face showed signs of deep anguish.
   • He felt a wave of anguish after losing his job.

   Synonymesagonydistressgriefmiserypainsufferingtormenttorturewoe

   Antonymescomfortconsolationpeacereliefsolace

• Verbe exprimant le fait de ressentir ou de causer une souffrance morale ou physique intense, un tourment ou une angoisse profonde.

A verb used to express the act of experiencing or causing severe mental or physical pain, distress, or suffering.

1. To suffer extreme pain or distressC1formal

   To experience or cause severe physical or mental pain, agony, or distress.

   souffrir ou causer une douleur extrême

   • She anguished over the loss of her beloved pet.
   • The family anguished for days after the accident.
   • He anguished about the decision he had to make.

   Synonymesafflictagonizedistresspainracksuffertormenttorturewrithe