dolorifical (Meaning)

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dolorifical (a.)

Causing pain or grief.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The excruciating pain he endured was utterly dolorifical.
The treatment caused the patient a dolorifical sensation that made him cry out in agony.
The dentist's drill created a dolorifical sound that sent shivers down the patient's spine.
The thought of seeing the dentist filled him with a dolorifical feeling that made his stomach churn.
The news of his loved one's passing brought a dolorifical pang to his heart.
The sight of the accident scene left him with a dolorifical image that haunted his dreams.
The oppressive heat and humidity created a dolorifical atmosphere that made it difficult to breathe.
The sound of the jackhammer was dolorifical to her ears and made it difficult to concentrate.
The incessant crying of the baby was dolorifical to her ears, and she felt like she was losing her sanity.
The realization that she had lost everything she had worked for was a dolorifical blow that left her feeling defeated.

Causing pain or grief.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The excruciating pain he endured was utterly dolorifical.

The treatment caused the patient a dolorifical sensation that made him cry out in agony.

The dentist's drill created a dolorifical sound that sent shivers down the patient's spine.

The thought of seeing the dentist filled him with a dolorifical feeling that made his stomach churn.