tormentise Antonyms
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Meaning of tormentise
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tormentise (n.)
Torture; torment.
tormentise Sentence Examples
- The incessant rain tormented the hikers, drenching them to the bone.
- His constant nagging tormented her, eroding her patience.
- The guilt tormented him, haunting his thoughts and robbing him of sleep.
- The memory of that tragic day tormented her, leaving an unhealed wound in her heart.
- The relentless pain tormented his body, making it difficult for him to move.
- The bully tormented the younger student, causing unspeakable emotional distress.
- The thought of losing her tormented his mind, filling him with dread.
- The prisoner was tormented by the guards, subjected to inhumane conditions.
- The howling wind tormented the trees, shaking their branches violently.
- The demons within tormented his soul, whispering tempting lies that threatened to consume him.
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Torture; torment.
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The incessant rain tormented the hikers, drenching them to the bone.
His constant nagging tormented her, eroding her patience.
The guilt tormented him, haunting his thoughts and robbing him of sleep.
The memory of that tragic day tormented her, leaving an unhealed wound in her heart.
