panged Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- irritated
- galled
- worried
- riled
- victimized
- distressed
- molested
- disquieted
- bothered
- exasperated
- strained
- harried
- disturbed
- nettled
- upset
- aggravated
- stressed
- chafed
- vexed
- annoyed
- grated
- agitated
- bugged
- flustered
- peeved
- piqued
- tried
- discomforted
- troubled
- perturbed
- vext
- irked
- rasped
- overpowered
- tyrannized
- martyred
- assailed
- discomposed
- struck
- put-out
- griped
- harassed
Weak:
panged Meaning
panged
a brief piercing spasm of pain, a sharp attack of mental anguish, a brief piercing spasm of pain see birth pang, hunger pangs, a sudden sharp attack of pain or distress, to cause to have pangs
panged Sentence Examples
- The sudden cramp in his leg panged with excruciating pain.
- A pang of guilt washed over her as she realized the consequences of her actions.
- The loss of her loved one left a permanent pang in her heart.
- Hunger panged at his stomach, reminding him it was time to eat.
- The thought of his betrayal panged at his conscience.
- A pang of envy surged through her as she watched her friend's success.
- The pain of her rejection panged with a sharpness that cut deep.
- The memories of their happy times panged with bittersweet longing.
- The pang of doubt gnawed at his mind, casting a shadow over his decisions.
- A sudden pang of anxiety gripped her, leaving her feeling restless and on edge.
FAQs About the word panged
a brief piercing spasm of pain, a sharp attack of mental anguish, a brief piercing spasm of pain see birth pang, hunger pangs, a sudden sharp attack of pain o
smarted, oppressed, hurt, crushed, smote, stung, stabbed, overwhelmed, pricked,pained
abetted, relieved, aided, released, assisted,helped, delivered, consoled, quieted, soothed
The sudden cramp in his leg panged with excruciating pain.
A pang of guilt washed over her as she realized the consequences of her actions.
The loss of her loved one left a permanent pang in her heart.
Hunger panged at his stomach, reminding him it was time to eat.
