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pang

noun as in ache, twinge

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I’m about to say something sarcastic, but a pang of grief hits me in my core.

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Inwardly she felt a pang of relief, for in all the mayhem no one had noticed her mistake.

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It looked like a party invitation, Penelope thought with a pang.

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Penelope shook off a lonely pang and said, “You heard Mrs. Clarke, children. That is enough bird-watching for today. We are needed back at the house.”

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A pang of some unfamiliar feeling poked at her insides, someplace not too distant from her heart.

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

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