Torment, torture.

Painful pressure, oppression, compulsion; vexation, torment; affliction, distress, misery; danger, peril. Obsolete.

The infliction or undergoing of physical or emotional pain, an instance of this; torment, torture; affliction, suffering. Obsolete.

Torment, punishment; severe injury or damage. Obsolete.

Severe mental suffering or distress; intense grief or sorrow.

Sorrow, grief, anguish (as a state of mind or feeling). rare in later use except as merged in sense C. 1a.

Suffering, affliction, distress, trouble. Now Scottish. Mental suffering; grief, sorrow, anguish; = pain, n.1 4. Now rare.

A state of great suffering, bodily or mental; agony; severe pain felt or endured.

Mental suffering or distress; pining, longing, sorrow, grief. Also an instance of this. Obsolete.

Overwhelming, unbearable, or intense sorrow or emotional distress, esp. as a result of bereavement or the end of a romantic relationship; the…

Great trouble or distress.

Intense suffering.

Torment, affliction, trouble, hardship.

Christian Church. In singular and plural. The mental struggle or anguish of Christ in the Garden of Gethsemane (Matthew 26: 36–46).

Torment, agony; extreme or severe pain or suffering, esp. when protracted or prolonged.

Tormenting feeling; severe suffering, pain, or vexation. Now rare.

Torment; extreme suffering; slaughter (frequently in to make martyre). Cf. martyrdom, n. 2 3.

Torment, torture.

Something which causes acute physical or mental suffering. Also: the result of this; intense pain or anguish.

The action of anguish, v. (in various senses); pain, suffering, torment; a bout or episode of this.

Intense pain or anguish. Also in plural: feelings of intense pain or anguish; agonies. Obsolete.

Anguish, torment, suffering. Formerly also: †pain, sickness (obsolete).

Severe or excruciating pain or suffering (of body or mind); anguish, agony, torment; the infliction of such.

Emotional pain or anguish; deep, abiding depression; despondency. Also (occasionally): a feeling of this. Cf. heartache, n. 2.

Torment; affliction. Chiefly in butchery of conscience n. spiritual torture. Obsolete.

Emotional pain or anguish; an instance of this.

Anguish, torment, suffering; an instance of this.

a place, state, or situation of ongoing and seemingly endless suffering or misery; (hyperbolical) an extremely unpleasant situation.

Torture, torment, anguish; an instance of this.

Emotional pain or anguish; an instance or expression of this. Also literal: †pain in the region of the heart, esp. heartburn (obsolete). Cf. heartache…

The action of throe, v. 1.

Great hardship or distress. Also (later usually) in plural: hardships, privations.

figurative. Torture, severe pain or anguish (quot. 1648).

figurative. Piercing pain; acute agony.

Intense sorrow or emotional distress; a feeling of this.

tormenting, torment.

Mental anguish.