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agonized

[ag-uh-nahyzd] / ˈæg əˌnaɪzd /




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He’s agonized through the gruesome checklist of injuries so many fighters slog through over their arduous careers such as cracked hands, a busted nose.

From Seattle Times

Terrified students inside the classroom called 911 as agonized parents begged officers — some of whom could hear shots being fired while they stood in a hallway — to go in.

From Seattle Times

Many Jewish students agonized anew over some protests and chants that veered into antisemitism, and feared again for their safety.

From New York Times

Johnson, a Republican, has agonized for weeks over whether and how to advance critical aid for Ukraine over stiff resistance from the far right faction of his conference.

From New York Times

Mr. Trump agonized over his pick for vice president in 2016, toggling potential picks until almost the moment of the announcement.

From New York Times