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throes

noun as in agony

noun as in labor

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The long-ruling party has become increasingly unpopular as Japan finds itself in the throes of economic challenges including soaring inflation, a sluggish economy and a weak yen.

From BBC

“Great Gold Bird” instantly had its hooks in me, its writing echoing phrases I have said myself when in the throes of grief.

Payne was also in the throes of a tumultuous new romance.

It tells the story of the singer moving to LA aged 20, trying to win the affection of a man, while being in the throes of an eating disorder.

From BBC

She was a legend even when she was deep in the throes of her alcoholism.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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