torment 音标拼音: [t'ɔrm
, ɛnt] [tɔrm'ɛnt]
n . 苦痛,拷问
vt . 使苦恼,搅动,歪曲,拷问
苦痛,拷问使苦恼,搅动,歪曲,拷问
torment n 1 :
unbearable physical pain [
synonym : {
torture }, {
torment }]
2 :
extreme mental distress [
synonym : {
anguish }, {
torment },
{
torture }]
3 :
intense feelings of suffering ;
acute mental or physical pain ;
"
an agony of doubt "; "
the torments of the damned " [
synonym :
{
agony }, {
torment }, {
torture }]
4 :
a feeling of intense annoyance caused by being tormented ; "
so great was his harassment that he wanted to destroy his tormentors " [
synonym : {
harassment }, {
torment }]
5 :
a severe affliction [
synonym : {
curse }, {
torment }]
6 :
the act of harassing someone [
synonym : {
badgering }, {
worrying },
{
torment }, {
bedevilment }]
v 1 :
torment emotionally or mentally [
synonym : {
torment }, {
torture },
{
excruciate }, {
rack }]
2 :
treat cruelly ; "
The children tormented the stuttering teacher " [
synonym : {
torment }, {
rag }, {
bedevil }, {
crucify }, {
dun },
{
frustrate }]
3 :
subject to torture ; "
The sinners will be tormented in Hell ,
according to the Bible " [
synonym : {
torture }, {
excruciate },
{
torment }]
Torment \
Tor "
ment \,
n . [
OF .
torment ,
F .
tourment ,
fr .
L .
tormentum an engine for hurling missiles ,
an instrument of torture ,
a rack ,
torture ,
fr .
torquere to turn ,
to twist ,
hurl .
See {
Turture }.]
1 . (
Mil .
Antiq .)
An engine for casting stones . [
Obs .] --
Sir T .
Elyot .
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2 .
Extreme pain ;
anguish ;
torture ;
the utmost degree of misery ,
either of body or mind . --
Chaucer .
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The more I see Pleasures about me ,
so much more I feel Torment within me . --
Milton .
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3 .
That which gives pain ,
vexation ,
or misery .
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They brought unto him all sick people that were taken with divers diseases and torments . --
Matt .
iv .
24 .
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Torment \
Tor *
ment "\,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
tormented };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
tormenting }.] [
OF .
tormenter ,
F .
tourmenter .]
1 .
To put to extreme pain or anguish ;
to inflict excruciating misery upon ,
either of body or mind ;
to torture . "
Art thou come hither to torment us before our time ? " --
Matt .
viii .
29 .
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2 .
To pain ;
to distress ;
to afflict .
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Lord ,
my servant lieth at home sick of the palsy ,
grievously tormented . --
Matt .
viii .
6 .
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3 .
To tease ;
to vex ;
to harass ;
as ,
to be tormented with importunities ,
or with petty annoyances . [
Colloq .]
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4 .
To put into great agitation . [
R .] "[
They ],
soaring on main wing ,
tormented all the air ." --
Milton .
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277 Moby Thesaurus words for "
torment ":
abuse ,
afflict ,
affliction ,
aggravate ,
aggrieve ,
agonize ,
agonizingness ,
agony ,
ail ,
anguish ,
annoy ,
annoyance ,
annoyer ,
atrocious pain ,
badger ,
badgerer ,
bait ,
bane ,
be at ,
be the matter ,
bedevil ,
befoul ,
beset ,
bewitch ,
bite ,
blight ,
bloody ,
bother ,
break down ,
bring to tears ,
bristle ,
brown off ,
bug ,
bugbear ,
bully ,
bullyrag ,
burden ,
burn ,
burn up ,
calamity ,
chafe ,
chevy ,
chivy ,
claw ,
clawing ,
complicate matters ,
concern ,
condemn ,
confinement ,
convulse ,
corrupt ,
cruciation ,
crucifixion ,
crucify ,
crush ,
crushing burden ,
curse ,
cut ,
cut up ,
damage ,
death ,
defile ,
deprave ,
desolate ,
desolateness ,
desolation ,
despoil ,
destroy ,
destruction ,
devil ,
disadvantage ,
discommode ,
discompose ,
disease ,
dismemberment ,
disserve ,
distemper ,
distress ,
disturb ,
do a mischief ,
do evil ,
do ill ,
do wrong ,
do wrong by ,
dog ,
doom ,
draw tears ,
embitter ,
envenom ,
estrapade ,
evil ,
exasperate ,
excruciate ,
excruciatingness ,
excruciation ,
exercise ,
fash ,
fester ,
fret ,
fretting ,
gall ,
galleys ,
get ,
get into trouble ,
give pain ,
gnaw ,
grate ,
grievance ,
grieve ,
grind ,
gripe ,
harass ,
harasser ,
harassment ,
hard labor ,
harm ,
harrier ,
harrow ,
harry ,
haunt ,
heartbreak ,
heartsickness ,
heckle ,
heckler ,
hector ,
hell ,
hell upon earth ,
hex ,
holocaust ,
horror ,
hound ,
hunt ,
hurt ,
impair ,
impale ,
impalement ,
imprisonment ,
incarceration ,
inconvenience ,
infect ,
inflame ,
inflict pain ,
infliction ,
injure ,
inundate ,
irk ,
irritate ,
irritation ,
jailing ,
jinx ,
keelhauling ,
kill by inches ,
lacerate ,
laceration ,
lancinate ,
lancination ,
macerate ,
maltreat ,
martyr ,
martyrdom ,
martyrization ,
martyrize ,
menace ,
miff ,
misery ,
mistreat ,
molest ,
nag ,
needle ,
needling ,
nemesis ,
nettle ,
nightmare ,
nip ,
nudnik ,
nudzh ,
nuisance ,
open wound ,
oppress ,
ordeal ,
outrage ,
overwhelm ,
pain ,
painfulness ,
passion ,
peeve ,
penal servitude ,
perplex ,
persecute ,
persecution ,
persecutor ,
perturb ,
pest ,
pester ,
pesterer ,
pestilence ,
pick on ,
picketing ,
pierce ,
pinch ,
pique ,
plague ,
plaguer ,
play havoc with ,
play hob with ,
pluck the beard ,
poison ,
pollute ,
pother ,
prejudice ,
prick ,
prolong the agony ,
prostrate ,
provoke ,
punish ,
purgatory ,
pursue ,
put out ,
put to it ,
put to torture ,
puzzle ,
rack ,
railriding ,
rankle ,
rasp ,
ride ,
rile ,
rip ,
rock pile ,
roil ,
rub ,
ruffle ,
running sore ,
sadist ,
savage ,
scarify ,
scathe ,
scourge ,
smite ,
sorrow ,
stab ,
sting ,
strappado ,
suffering ,
taint ,
tar -
and -
feathering ,
tease ,
teaser ,
the gantlet ,
thorn ,
threaten ,
tormentingness ,
tormentor ,
torture ,
torturousness ,
trouble ,
try ,
try the patience ,
tweak ,
tweak the nose ,
twist ,
vex ,
vexation ,
victimize ,
violate ,
visitation ,
woe ,
worriedness ,
worries and cares ,
worriment ,
worry ,
worrying ,
wound ,
wreak havoc on ,
wretchedness ,
wring ,
wrong
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