Thesaurus article:pain

pain

These words refer to the feeling of physical suffering you get from an injury or illness.

The most commonly used word for this ispain. It can be countable or uncountable. If you want to say that someone is experiencing pain, you say that they arein pain.

There are drugs you can take to ease the pain.

I didn't know what was causing the pains in my legs.

She's in a lot of pain.

Agonyis great pain that is difficult to bear. You can say that someone isin agonyif they are experiencing this type of pain.

Mothers will often talk about the agony of childbirth.

I was in agony when I broke my leg.

Sorenessis a feeling of pain and discomfort caused by an injury, infection, or too much use.

If you sailed through the exercises without soreness, you can move on.

Anacheis a continuous pain that is unpleasant but not very strong.Achecan be used in combination with a part of the body to show where the pain is located. People often talk aboutaches and painswhen they have mild pain all over their body.

I developed a dull ache in my jaw.

She says she has stomach ache.

When you get older you get a lot of aches and pains.

Pain that is not severe can be referred to asdiscomfort. This is often used in medical or official contexts.

Sometimes receding gums can cause discomfort.

Astingis a sudden burning pain in your eyes or on your skin, especially one caused by a reaction to a substance or an insect bite.

Bee stings can cause an allergic reaction in some people.

Athroborthrobbingis pain that is felt as a series of regular beats.Throbis countable, andthrobbingis uncountable.

The pain was like a dull throb behind her left eye.

He finished his workout despite the throbbing of his head.

Astabor astabbing painis a sudden, intense pain.

A sharp stab of pain in my right knee made me stop in my tracks.

I was experiencing stabbing pains in my stomach.

Atwingeis a sudden slight feeling of pain, especially one that is felt only occasionally.

I felt a twinge in my lower back.

For verbs that refer to causing pain or damage to a body, see the article athurt.

For nouns that refer to damage done to a body, see the article atinjury.

to cause pain

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释义	Thesaurus article:pain pain These words refer to the feeling of physical suffering you get from an injury or illness. The most commonly used word for this ispain. It can be countable or uncountable. If you want to say that someone is experiencing pain, you say that they arein pain. There are drugs you can take to ease the pain. I didn't know what was causing the pains in my legs. She's in a lot of pain. Agonyis great pain that is difficult to bear. You can say that someone isin agonyif they are experiencing this type of pain. Mothers will often talk about the agony of childbirth. I was in agony when I broke my leg. Sorenessis a feeling of pain and discomfort caused by an injury, infection, or too much use. If you sailed through the exercises without soreness, you can move on. Anacheis a continuous pain that is unpleasant but not very strong.Achecan be used in combination with a part of the body to show where the pain is located. People often talk aboutaches and painswhen they have mild pain all over their body. I developed a dull ache in my jaw. She says she has stomach ache. When you get older you get a lot of aches and pains. Pain that is not severe can be referred to asdiscomfort. This is often used in medical or official contexts. Sometimes receding gums can cause discomfort. Astingis a sudden burning pain in your eyes or on your skin, especially one caused by a reaction to a substance or an insect bite. Bee stings can cause an allergic reaction in some people. Athroborthrobbingis pain that is felt as a series of regular beats.Throbis countable, andthrobbingis uncountable. The pain was like a dull throb behind her left eye. He finished his workout despite the throbbing of his head. Astabor astabbing painis a sudden, intense pain. A sharp stab of pain in my right knee made me stop in my tracks. I was experiencing stabbing pains in my stomach. Atwingeis a sudden slight feeling of pain, especially one that is felt only occasionally. I felt a twinge in my lower back. For verbs that refer to causing pain or damage to a body, see the article athurt. For nouns that refer to damage done to a body, see the article atinjury. Related articles to cause pain painful Cambridge English Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press#https://dictionary.cambridge.org//thesaurus/articles/pain##
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Thesaurus article:pain

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