Pain,Suffering,Unpleasant

Question 1

Dreadful

Answer 1

adj. extremely bad or unpleasant

• He made a dreadful remark that caused sadness on her.
• This place has become dreadful after the civil strife that the residence started packing to move to another town.
• Another dreadful day for the man who doesn’t know what to do with life.

Question 2

Affliction

Answer 2

[uncountable, countable]
n. something that causes pain and suffering

• Psychopaths never acknowledge others’ affliction.
• Incompetent politicians are the catastrophic affliction of the country.
• Many people see religion as the major source of affliction.

Question 3

Writhe

Answer 3

v. to twist or contort body in response to discomfort or pain

writhe (about/around)(in/with something)
- When he tried to kick the rock, his foot broke and he writhed in excruciating pain.
- After she broke up with her long-time boyfriend, she writhed in regret and anguish that prompted her mother to call a psychiatrist.
- The rabbit attempts to writhe in desperate effort to loosen the grip of the eagle.