dolorific (Meaning)
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dolorific (a.)
Alt. of Dolorifical
Synonyms & Antonyms of dolorific
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dolorific Sentence Examples
- The patient described the dolorific pain emanating from their injured knee.
- The therapist employed various techniques to mitigate the dolorific symptoms experienced by the patient.
- The doctor administered a potent analgesic to alleviate the dolorific sensations caused by the post-operative wound.
- The excruciating and dolorific migraine rendered the individual incapable of performing daily tasks.
- The sight of the gruesome accident invoked a dolorific pang of sympathy within the witness.
- The heartbreak and betrayal she endured inflicted a dolorific wound upon her soul.
- The loss of a beloved pet triggered a wave of dolorific emotions within the grieving family.
- The haunting memories of past trauma resurfaced, causing dolorific episodes of anxiety and distress.
- The impoverished conditions and lack of basic necessities resulted in a dolorific existence for the affected community.
- The plight of refugees fleeing war-torn countries is a dolorific reminder of the suffering endured by innocent people.
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Alt. of Dolorifical
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The patient described the dolorific pain emanating from their injured knee.
The therapist employed various techniques to mitigate the dolorific symptoms experienced by the patient.
The doctor administered a potent analgesic to alleviate the dolorific sensations caused by the post-operative wound.
The excruciating and dolorific migraine rendered the individual incapable of performing daily tasks.
