paining (Meaning)

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paining (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Pain

The artist was paining a beautiful landscape on canvas.
Her eyes were paining from staring at the computer screen for too long.
The injured leg was paining excruciatingly, making it difficult to walk.
The emotional paining she had endured was almost unbearable.
The paining on the wall depicted a scene of serenity and peace.
The child's skinned knee was paining and needed some antiseptic.
The thought of losing their pet caused her unbearable paining.
The paining in his chest signaled a possible heart attack.
The divorce proceedings were paining both parties involved.
The paining from the burn was so intense that she had to seek medical attention.

of Pain

hurting,aching,throbbing, bleeding, smarting, cramping, swelling, tingling, nagging, harrowing

No antonyms found.

The artist was paining a beautiful landscape on canvas.

Her eyes were paining from staring at the computer screen for too long.

The injured leg was paining excruciatingly, making it difficult to walk.

The emotional paining she had endured was almost unbearable.