tormentor|tormentors|tormentress|tormentresses in English

noun

[tor'men·tor || tɔr'mentə(r) /tɔː-]

one who torments, torturer, persecuto

Use "tormentor|tormentors|tormentress|tormentresses" in a sentence

1. Phil's tormentor snorted derisively.

2. 5 Phil's tormentor snorted derisively.

3. 6 The tormentor enlarged the engagement garment.

4. 3 Leroy finally snapped and attacked his tormentors.

5. 2 He spat out angry words at his tormentors.

6. He spat out angry words at his tormentors.

7. 1 The dog suddenly turned on its tormentors.

8. 17 The second and the third day passed, and still my tormentor came not.

9. 16 Vowing revenge, he got hold of a gun and tracked down his tormentor.

10. Antagonising Iran: A strategic miscalculation? How the ‘crippling sanctions’ policy has started to cripple the tormentor.

11. 7 The teenager entered the school, found his family's tormentor alone and stabbed him through the heart.

12. 4 His tormentors had snapped off the lights as they wished him goodnight, and it was completely dark.

13. He was the tormentor, he was the protector , he was the inquisitor , he was the friend.

14. His tormentors had snapped off the lights as they wished him goodnight, and it was completely dark.

15. 10 Once he has lost control and lashed out at his tormentor, she then sports undeniable evidence of his cruelty.

16. 11 Could Mr Smith be another Warrior, or even further up the hierarchy of Tormentors than he'd thought?

17. 8 He was the tormentor, he was the protector , he was the inquisitor ,[www.Sentencedict.com] he was the friend.

18. Once he has lost control and lashed out at his tormentor, she then sports undeniable evidence of his cruelty.

19. 14 I pull my battledress jacket over my head in a forlorn attempt to escape from the tiny tormentors; sleep is impossible.

20. 12 Would they riot or would they be relieved that an even-handed exercise had removed their tormentors?

21. 27 Dramatists or actors whose work is maliciously booed or hissed off the stage would sue their tormentors for slander rather than libel.

22. 3 Dramatists or actors whose work is maliciously booed or hissed off the stage would sue their tormentors for slander rather than libel.

23. “Think inside whatever you want to,” suggested one of her tormentors, “just make the Catholic sign of the cross.”

24. 15 In July 1583 he escaped to St Andrews, and set about destroying his tormentors or pardoning some in return for abject submission.

25. 13 Dramatists or actors whose work is maliciously booed or hissed off the stage would sue their tormentors for slander rather than libel.