torture|tortures in English

noun

[tor·ture || 'tɔrtʃə(r) /'tɔː-]

infliction of excruciating pain, torment, pain, anguish

Use "torture|tortures" in a sentence

1. I heard stories of gruesome tortures in prisons.

2. She suffered tortures from a toothache.

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

4. 1 I heard stories of gruesome tortures in prisons.

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

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7. Synonyms for Agonies include pains, distresses, miseries, sufferings, torments, tortures, woes, afflictions, anguishes and hurts

8. Responsible for inhumane treatment of D.Dashevich, including tortures and denial of access to legal representatives.

9. ‘Torture’ is broadly defined in domestic law to punish all acts of torture. b

10. Destroy the torture you.

11. Top synonyms for Anguishes (other words for Anguishes) are distresses, tortures and anxieties.

12. 9 Destroy the torture you.

13. Torture her until she breaks.

14. The torture made him confess.

15. But purgatory, torture, hell itself.

16. 11 She died under torture.

17. Persecution, reproaches, tortures —nothing could swerve him from loyally doing God’s will down to the death.

18. When a dictator oppresses, tortures, and murders those under his control, should we blame God?

19. That's gotta be torture for him.

20. They don't torture or take trophies.

21. Students spoke of torture and mistreatment.

22. 26 The torture made him confess.

23. His confession was extracted under torture.

24. Torture was used and Fian confessed.

25. This isn't an interrogation, it's torture.