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twinge

[twinj] / twɪndʒ /


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The twinge in my gut makes it hard to swallow another bite.

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Looking at Wolf waiting patiently, Torak felt a twinge of guilt.

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I felt a twinge of guilt for lying to him.

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She says this last part with a twinge of pride in her voice.

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But . . . “pain” is too strong a word for whatever twinge I just felt.

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