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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.
 an agonized scream From some place close by she heard agonized sobbing. |