boneache (Meaning)
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boneache (n.)
Pain in the bones.
Synonyms & Antonyms of boneache
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boneache Sentence Examples
- The hiker complained of a persistent boneache after trekking through rugged terrain for hours.
- The flu left her with a deep boneache, making even the slightest movement unbearable.
- His chronic arthritis caused boneaches in his joints, particularly during cold weather.
- The athlete's rigorous training regimen often led to muscle soreness and boneaches.
- The elderly woman sought relief from her boneaches through gentle exercises and warm baths.
- The boneache in her back intensified as she lifted the heavy boxes, reminding her of her age.
- The boneache in his legs made it difficult for him to sleep at night.
- The doctor prescribed pain medication to alleviate the boneache and improve the patient's quality of life.
- She massaged her temples, hoping to ease the boneache brought on by stress and tension.
- The boneache persisted despite various treatments, prompting further investigation into its underlying cause.
FAQs About the word boneache
Pain in the bones.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The hiker complained of a persistent boneache after trekking through rugged terrain for hours.
The flu left her with a deep boneache, making even the slightest movement unbearable.
His chronic arthritis caused boneaches in his joints, particularly during cold weather.
The athlete's rigorous training regimen often led to muscle soreness and boneaches.
