twingeing Synonyms
twingeing Meaning
twingeing
a moral or emotional pang, to feel a sudden sharp local pain, pluck, tweak, to affect with a sharp pain or pang, to affect with or feel a sudden sharp pain, a sudden sharp stab of pain, moral or emotional distress
twingeing Sentence Examples
- A twingeing pain shot through her tooth, interrupting her pleasant dinner conversation.
- The elderly woman's joints would twinge with the slightest change in weather conditions.
- The newborn's cries subsided into soft, twingeing whimpers as he drifted off to sleep.
- Her heart twinged with guilt at the thought of the hurtful words she had spoken.
- The injured muscle twinged with each movement, reminding him of his reckless behavior.
- A twinge of nostalgia filled her as she listened to the old song that brought back fond memories.
- The twingeing pain in his stomach made him double over and clutch his abdomen.
- Her twingeing conscience compelled her to make amends for her past actions.
- The sudden twinge in the pit of her stomach sent a wave of anxiety through her body.
- The twingeing sensation in her foot made walking difficult, slowing her down considerably.
FAQs About the word twingeing
a moral or emotional pang, to feel a sudden sharp local pain, pluck, tweak, to affect with a sharp pain or pang, to affect with or feel a sudden sharp pain, a s
aching, nagging, cramping, tingling, bleeding, chafing, biting, smarting, itching, festering
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A twingeing pain shot through her tooth, interrupting her pleasant dinner conversation.
The elderly woman's joints would twinge with the slightest change in weather conditions.
The newborn's cries subsided into soft, twingeing whimpers as he drifted off to sleep.
Her heart twinged with guilt at the thought of the hurtful words she had spoken.
