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anguish

[ang-gwish] / ˈæŋ gwɪʃ /


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Yet mental strategies are the most effective ways they’ve found to alleviate their anguish—all year long.

From The Wall Street Journal

With his brother still trapped in a war zone, Xolani speaks of his family's anguish.

From BBC

The mood in Hong Kong has shifted from shock to anguish, as questions grow regarding who should be held accountable for the blaze.

From BBC

They said the “widespread publication of information about the home where his wife and young children reside” had also “exposed him to heightened security risks and caused him significant anguish and distress.”

From Los Angeles Times

Oedipus’ rectitude and gleaming self-confidence were so palpable that as he grappled with the slow drip of dark revelations about his past—and present—his increasing disorientation and anguish were excruciating to watch.

From The Wall Street Journal