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View definitions for pang

pang

noun as in ache, twinge

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Example Sentences

They're trying to alleviate the pangs of longing for those not currently with them.

From BBC

If they answered questions incorrectly, they lost real money and may have felt a pang of — you guessed it — regret.

As I watched it, I thought I even felt a pang of sympathy for all those Fox viewers who haven’t changed the channel since 2016 and had nowhere else to turn.

From Salon

It is something Ms Mahachi is acutely aware of as she cracks open some wild fruit to stave off her hunger pangs, unsure about what lies ahead in the coming months for her young family.

From BBC

I was enthralled and always felt a pang of sadness when the Games were over and Bob Costas was no longer on my TV every night.

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

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