more agonized

as inmiserable
as inwoeful
as inhurt

Synonyms for more agonized

adj unhappy, depressed

Antonyms for more agonized

Word Origin & History

1580s, "to torture," from Middle French agoniser or directly from Medieval Latin agonizare, from Greek agonizesthai "to contend in the struggle" (see agony). Intransitive sense of "to suffer physical pain" is recorded from 1660s. That of "to worry intensely" is from 1853. Related: Agonized; agonizing.

Example Sentences for more agonized

More and more agonized grew his cries; so intense his silences between that he even stopped his breathing to listen.

Louder and more agonized came the cry for aid, and I became more than ever certain that it was poor Van Roon who uttered it.

Her heart was torn with grief; grief all the more agonized and profound for being repressed.

Never was a more agonized appeal made to his Creator than that by the despairing McGovern.

Carl, still motionless, was the more agonized because there was no sound from Gertie, not even a sobbing call.

Louder and more agonized came the cry for aid, and I felt more than ever certain that it was poor Van Roon who uttered it.