aguish Synonyms
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aguish Meaning
Wordnet
aguish (s)
affected by ague
Webster
aguish (a.)
Having the qualities of an ague; somewhat cold or shivering; chilly; shaky.
Productive of, or affected by, ague; as, the aguish districts of England.
aguish Sentence Examples
- Sarah's face contorted in an aguish expression as she received the distressing news.
- The wounded soldier winced in aguish as the medic attended to his injuries on the battlefield.
- Jenny's eyes reflected aguish as she listened to the heartbreaking story of loss.
- The aguish cries of the trapped animal echoed through the dense forest.
- A sense of aguish filled the room as the family gathered to mourn the passing of their beloved pet.
- The artist captured the aguish of unrequited love in the poignant brushstrokes of the painting.
- The patient's aguish was palpable as she awaited the results of the medical tests.
- The novel depicted the aguish of a character facing a moral dilemma that tore at their conscience.
- The mother's aguish was evident as she searched frantically for her missing child.
- The actor portrayed the character's aguish with such intensity that it left the audience in tears.
FAQs About the word aguish
affected by agueHaving the qualities of an ague; somewhat cold or shivering; chilly; shaky., Productive of, or affected by, ague; as, the aguish districts of En
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Sarah's face contorted in an aguish expression as she received the distressing news.
The wounded soldier winced in aguish as the medic attended to his injuries on the battlefield.
Jenny's eyes reflected aguish as she listened to the heartbreaking story of loss.
The aguish cries of the trapped animal echoed through the dense forest.
