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pain

[peyn] / peɪn /






Example Sentences

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He must have been in excruciating pain, but he’s nothing if not stubborn.

From Salon

It looks like economic pain in China could mean government stimulus from Beijing that could boost Alibaba.

From Barron's

Although great pains are taken to keep the process random and the groups evenly balanced, a “Group of Death” frequently emerges featuring three or more strong teams, making qualification for the knockout round difficult.

From Los Angeles Times

Any words from Powell or hints in the data that disrupt bets on the Fed’s next move could mean pain for stocks until the central bank does, in all likelihood, slash rates next week.

From Barron's

"He didn't show any pain but was clearly hurt after the one in the ribs."

From BBC