pain|pained|paining|pains in English

verb

[peɪn]

hurt, cause pain; grieve, sadde

Use "pain|pained|paining|pains" in a sentence

1. Has labor pains and cries out in pain,

2. Of all pains , the greatest pain, is to love , but love in wain.

3. My wound is paining just for the moment.

4. Aches and pains (= slight feelings of pain that are not considered to be serious) Apart from the usual Aches and pains, she felt all right

5. Her injured arm pained her sharply.

6. He had a pained look.

7. The ubiquitous man with the pained expression vanishes.

8. Everybody's pained to see such wastefulness.

9. It pained him that his father talked like that.

10. We're pained to see such wastefulness.

11. EveryBody's pained to see such wastefulness.

12. The wound still pained him occasionally.

13. A pained expression crossed her face.

14. Reduces Some Types of Pain Many people know about the healing qualities of Clove oil for toothaches and other tooth pains

15. Sadly, she was barren, and that pained her greatly.

16. This public acknowledgment of Ted's disability pained my mother.

17. CP: At first, very kind of pained, awkward conversations.

18. He managed a pained smile, looking up at her.

19. When I entered it, I was pained with the cold.

20. She was deeply pained by the accusation.

21. ‘Severe or sharp pains are more significant than dull, Achy pains.’

22. Everyone else sounded pained and crazy enough.

23. The ubiquitous man with the pained expression vanishes. Good riddance.

24. After they had quarrelled there was a pained silence between them.

25. She looked pained when I refused to help.