pang Synonyms
pang Meaning
pang (n)
a sudden sharp feeling
a mental pain or distress
a sharp spasm of pain
pang (n.)
A paroxysm of extreme pain or anguish; a sudden and transitory agony; a throe; as, the pangs of death.
pang (v. t.)
To torture; to cause to have great pain or suffering; to torment.
pang Sentence Examples
- A sharp pang of pain shot through her abdomen, sending her reeling.
- The pang of hunger gnawed at his stomach as he realized he had forgotten to eat.
- A pang of longing washed over her as she watched the children playing in the park.
- The pang of guilt pressed down on his conscience, reminding him of his transgressions.
- A sudden pang of fear seized her as she heard a noise outside in the darkness.
- The realization brought a pang of sadness to her heart, as she understood the true nature of their relationship.
- A pang of jealousy pierced him as he witnessed his friend's newfound success.
- The pang of loneliness was almost unbearable, reminding him of the isolation he felt.
- A pang of nostalgia tugged at her memory as she flipped through old photographs.
- The pang of regret lingered in his mind, as he pondered the choices he had made.
FAQs About the word pang
a sudden sharp feeling, a mental pain or distress, a sharp spasm of painA paroxysm of extreme pain or anguish; a sudden and transitory agony; a throe; as, the p
hurt, sting, prick, discomfort,pain, stab, upset, strike, try, crush
relieve, assist, help,aid, help, aid, relieve, assist, comfort, content
A sharp pang of pain shot through her abdomen, sending her reeling.
The pang of hunger gnawed at his stomach as he realized he had forgotten to eat.
A pang of longing washed over her as she watched the children playing in the park.
The pang of guilt pressed down on his conscience, reminding him of his transgressions.
