excruciated Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- anguished
- harrowed
- beset
- troubled
- pursued
- racked
- disturbed
- irritated
- agonized
- stung
- bedeviled
- aggravated
- attacked
- struck
- bothered
- overwhelmed
- annoyed
- tormented
Weak:
- martyred
- griped
- badgered
- victimized
- crushed
- rasped
- discomforted
- flustered
- pained
- distressed
- rode
- vexed
- rid
- molested
- oppressed
- grated
- chafed
- peeved
- tyrannized
- put-out
- panged
- worried
- riled
- disquieted
- piqued
- dogged
- overpowered
- stressed
- nettled
- grieved
- got
- stabbed
- wrung
- tried
- vext
- perturbed
- strained
- assailed
- pricked
- harried
- smarted
- pestered
- exasperated
- hounded
- smote
- galled
- discomposed
- harassed
- hagrode
- agitated
- hurt
- bugged
- irked
- upset
Meaning of excruciated
Webster
excruciated (imp. & p. p.)
of Excruciate
excruciated Sentence Examples
- The intense pain excruciated him, causing him to writhe in agony.
- The thought of the upcoming exam excruciated her mind, filling her with anxiety.
- The injured animal's cries of pain were excruciating, piercing the silence of the night.
- The harsh words of the critic excruciated the artist's soul, leaving him feeling devastated.
- The relentless guilt he felt for his actions was excruciating, eating away at his conscience.
- The heatwave's scorching temperatures were excruciating, leaving residents gasping for breath in the oppressive air.
- The tightrope walker's every step was excruciatingly slow and deliberate, keeping the audience on tenterhooks.
- The excruciatingly detailed surgery required the surgeon's utmost focus and precision.
- The athlete pushed through the excruciating pain in their muscles, determined to reach the finish line.
- The excruciatingly long wait for news of her loved one's condition left her feeling restless and anxious.
FAQs About the word excruciated
of Excruciate
plagued, cursed, besieged, tortured, afflicted, persecuted, anguished, harrowed, beset, troubled
helped, relieved, helped, delivered, abetted, delivered, aided, assisted,assisted, abetted
The intense pain excruciated him, causing him to writhe in agony.
The thought of the upcoming exam excruciated her mind, filling her with anxiety.
The injured animal's cries of pain were excruciating, piercing the silence of the night.
The harsh words of the critic excruciated the artist's soul, leaving him feeling devastated.
