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aching

adjective as in painful

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It’s aching and vulnerable, and reveals the kind of stunning emotional depth that Michael exuded throughout his entire career.

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“Go do the revolution, baby,” Bob says as Perfidia marches out the door, her postpartum depression urging her to prove that she’s more than an aching body shackled to a baby.

You spend “Christy” aching to see him get socked in the face.

In the meantime, we have Wyle, the actor who gave the show its aching heart.

When Winslet allows the dam surrounding Mare’s despair to crack a little, frosting the blank spaces between lines of dialogue with pure aching emotion, tearing your eyes away is impossible.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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