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harrow
verb as in torment
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The horrific brutality of the Nazi occupation regime there, especially the genocide of the Jews, is described by Mr. Hellbeck in harrowing detail.
District Judge Stuart Smith called the case "devastating, harrowing and absolutely tragic".
A semi-final place is just a point away and that harrowing loss to England seems a long, long time ago now for a South Africa side brimming with confidence.
Mr Johnson told the BBC the abuse endured by his clients was "truly harrowing".
Both are highly recommended, though Ms. Bronstein’s film, starring a riveting Rose Byrne, is downright harrowing in its depiction of a mom beset by a string of personal and professional catastrophes.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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