torture|tortured|tortures|torturing in English

verb

[tor·ture || 'tɔrtʃə(r) /'tɔː-]

inflict excruciating pain, torment, agonize

Use "torture|tortured|tortures|torturing" in a sentence

1. Medieval torture devices were even created specifically for men and women, one such medieval torture device that was invented to be used exclusively for torturing women was the Pear of Anguish.

2. Stop torturing yourself

3. I heard stories of gruesome tortures in prisons.

4. She suffered tortures from a toothache.

5. “Racked means ‘tortured.’

6. agonizing, Agonising, excruciating, harrowing, torturing, torturous, torturesome (adj)

7. Agonizing, agonising, excruciating, harrowing, torturing, torturous, torturesome (adj)

8. Dashkevich, including tortures and denial of access to legal representation.

9. Torturing prisoners is an example of Barbarism.

10. 1 I heard stories of gruesome tortures in prisons.

11. Arrested, Tortured, Imprisoned: The U.S

12. The prisoners were routinely tortured.

13. They tortured my words.

14. Unsurprisingly, ‘sadistic Bestials’ derive sexual pleasure from the torturing of animal

15. "'Tortured artist'only works for artists.

16. he'd been tortured and murdered.

17. He was tortured by guilt.

18. Suprunyuk suggested tackling the fears by torturing stray dogs.

19. Dashkevich, including tortures and denial of access to legal representatives.

20. How those words have tortured me!

21. She was tortured by her abductors.

22. The student was tortured with anxiety.

23. They tortured the prisoner to death.

24. She fell into a tortured sleep.

25. 6 synonyms for Agonising: agonizing, excruciating, harrowing, torturesome, torturing, torturous