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adjective as in physically or mentally agonizing
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"The result is painful. The performance is more painful. We lacked some power and consistency. Defeat, accept it, congratulate Liverpool and move on. I will try to separate the pain from the result from the feelings of coming back and having love. I'm really thankful to have that reception."
It’s a genuine sacrifice, not a performative social media gesture, and one that, sadly, some people regard as more painful than losing the Post.
It made the job perhaps even more painful - tearing down his family’s labours and his children’s future with his own hands.
Over the last five years, it had grown bigger and more painful.
The NHS advises seeing a GP if periods become more painful, heavier or irregular.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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