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twinge

noun as in sharp pain

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Even if it was only a twinge, it was enough for the Rams to shut down Stafford.

Vance may have refused to engage with her mental health, but at least a twinge of his love for her shone through in the book.

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He thought he would return in two or three weeks but felt a “twinge” in his rib-cage while taking batting practice in Arizona in late-May and has been unable to resume swinging a bat.

But Muncy said he felt a “twinge” in his rib cage while taking batting practice in Arizona during the Dodgers’ last trip and has been shut down indefinitely from most baseball activities.

I must admit that the former Vietnam protester in me feels a twinge of guilt whenever I have felt Pro-Palestinian protesters were misguided or getting out of hand.

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

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