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| trouble | |||
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| agony; torment ((a) very great pain, suffering, worry etc. • He was in torment); moil; excruciation; fret (mandarinaduck); inquisition; worry; fash; anguish (very great pain of body or mind; agony • The woman suffered terrible anguish when her child died); laceration; martyrdom; misery; victimization; headache; ordeal (Рина Грант); harassment; molestation; racking; twinge; worrying; wrest | |||
| torture; pain; suffering | |||
| rack; harrowing | |||
| purgatory | |||
| crucifying | |||
| grinding | |||
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| pangs; excruciation; pang; ordeals (Рина Грант); trials (Taras); tantalizing; throe; throw | |||
| martyrdom | |||
| agony | |||
| headache | |||
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| end of (sb.); the end of (sb.) | |||
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| excruciating; worrit | |||
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