tortured (Meaning)

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tortured (s)

experiencing intense pain especially mental pain

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of Torture

The prisoners were tortured relentlessly, their screams echoing through the desolate fortress.
The interrogator tortured the suspect for countless hours, extracting information through agonizing methods.
The war-torn country witnessed unspeakable horrors, where innocent civilians were tortured by ruthless soldiers.
The pain inflicted upon the prisoner during the torture session was so excruciating that they begged for death.
The government faced international condemnation for its use of torture as a form of punishment.
The medieval executioner tortured the accused witch with unimaginable cruelty, believing it would cleanse her soul.
The victim's screams of pain from the torture chamber haunted the neighborhood for weeks.
The tyrant king had his enemies tortured in public as a warning to those who dared to oppose him.
The scientist's experiments on animals were nothing short of torture, pushing the boundaries of ethics and morality.
The torture of the innocent is a heinous crime that violates fundamental human rights.

experiencing intense pain especially mental painof Torture

aggravated, irritated, harried, exasperated, provoked, persecuted, bothered, frustrated, hassled, badgered

pleased, content,happy, content, pleased, calm, calm, satisfied, satisfied, happy

The prisoners were tortured relentlessly, their screams echoing through the desolate fortress.

The interrogator tortured the suspect for countless hours, extracting information through agonizing methods.

The war-torn country witnessed unspeakable horrors, where innocent civilians were tortured by ruthless soldiers.

The pain inflicted upon the prisoner during the torture session was so excruciating that they begged for death.