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agonized |
| 释义 |
agonizedag‧o‧nized (also agonised British English) /ˈæɡənaɪzd/ adjective [only before noun]  - His face was agonized and he was trying to tell me something.
- It followed a stormy and agonized debate, but Landsbergis's stated support for the moratorium appeared to have swayed many deputies.
- Mary was watching with a kind of agonized fascination.
- She spotted other figures moving about, and from some place close by she heard agonized sobbing.
- The agonized hand-wringing about internationalism and the finer points of world politics were thrust aside.
- While it was there he was happy and tranquil, and while it was not he was agonized and sad.
expressing very severe pain: an agonized scream From some place close by she heard agonized sobbing. |
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- daughter
- daughter-in-law
- daughterly
- Daughters of the American Revolution
- daunt
- daunting
- dauntless
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- David, King
- David, St
- Davies, Sir Peter Maxwell
- da Vinci, Leonardo
- Davis, Angela
- Davis, Bette
- Davis Cup
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- Davis, Miles
- Davis, Sammy, Jr.
- Davy Jones's locker
- Davy, Sir Humphrey
- dawdle
- dawdler
- Dawes Plan
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