wrenching (Meaning)

Wordnet

wrenching (s)

causing great physical or mental suffering

Webster

of Wrench

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The wrenching pain coursing through his leg made it nearly impossible to walk.
The wrenching sound of metal on metal pierced through the quiet afternoon.
The news of her mother's illness was a wrenching blow to her heart.
The wrenching sensation in her throat made it difficult for her to speak.
The wrenching accident left him with a broken leg and a lifetime of scars.
The wrenching decision to leave behind everything she knew was filled with both fear and anticipation.
The wrenching experience of losing her job shattered her sense of security.
The wrenching cry of a child brought tears to his eyes.
The wrenching feeling of isolation overwhelmed him in the crowded city.
The wrenching sight of the burning building was a reminder of the fragility of life.

causing great physical or mental sufferingof Wrench

intense, excruciating, raging, torturing, torturous, harrowing,agonizing, biting, exquisite,violent

reattaching, reattaching,,

The wrenching pain coursing through his leg made it nearly impossible to walk.

The wrenching sound of metal on metal pierced through the quiet afternoon.

The news of her mother's illness was a wrenching blow to her heart.

The wrenching sensation in her throat made it difficult for her to speak.