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in agony Jack collapsed in agony on the floor. in an agony of something She waited in an agony of suspense. It was agony not knowing where the children were. The worst agonies of the war were now beginning. Tell me now! Don’t prolong the agony (= make it last longer). It is inhuman to keep a man facing the agony of execution for so long.
1. acute physical or mental pain; anguish. 2. the suffering or struggle preceding death. 3. See pile on the agony. 4. (modifier) relating to or advising on personal problems about which people have written to the media. agony column.
agony. n. 1. (mental pain) souffrance atroce/insoutenable ; angoisse 2. (physical pain) douleur atroce. [Med.] The agony of watching a loved one suffer = l'insoutenable souffrance de voir souffrir un être aimé. Commentaires additionnels: Dictionnaire Collaboratif Anglais-Français. in agony. adv.
agony: 1 n intense feelings of suffering; acute mental or physical pain “an agony of doubt” Synonyms: torment , torture Type of: hurt , suffering feelings of mental or physical pain n a state of acute pain Synonyms: excruciation , suffering Types: throe severe spasm of pain Passion , Passion of Christ the suffering of Jesus at the Crucifixion ...
4 meanings: 1. acute physical or mental pain; anguish 2. the suffering or struggle preceding death 3. → See pile on the agony.... Click for more definitions.
Definition of agony noun from the Oxford Advanced American Dictionary agony noun. noun. NAmE / / ˈæɡəni / / (pl. agonies) [uncountable, countable] jump to other results. extreme physical or mental pain Jack collapsed in agony on the floor. It was ago ...
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