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agonizing

[ag-uh-nahy-zing] / ˈæg əˌnaɪ zɪŋ /


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Fernanda, a Florida restaurant worker, made an agonizing decision after the father of her children was arrested and deported: She would send their toddler son and 4-year-old daughter to Guatemala to live with him.

From Salon

But by morning she had agonizing intestinal cramps.

From Literature

But his strength was failing, and he rose with agonizing slowness, hampered by his sodden clothes.

From Literature

He faced an agonizing 20-minute wait on the 18th fairway as Jacob Bridgeman, in the preceding group, played a shot from the beach that cracked off a cliff and back into the ocean.

From Barron's

“The victim’s family has waited for an agonizing 30 years to get that call to let them know their loved one’s killer had been found and charged,” said Los Angeles County Dist.

From Los Angeles Times