Torment

What do we mean by torment?

Great physical pain or mental anguish. noun

A source of harassment, annoyance, or pain. noun

The torture inflicted on prisoners under interrogation. noun

To cause to undergo great physical pain or mental anguish. synonym: afflict. transitive verb

To annoy, pester, or harass. transitive verb

To put to torment, as with the rack or the wheel; torture.

To bring suffering or misery upon; pain; plague; distress; afflict.

To twist; distort.

To throw into agitation; disturb greatly.

Synonyms To agonize, rack, excruciate.

Plague, Worry, etc. (See tease.) Trouble, Distress, etc. See afflict.

An engine of war for casting stones, darts, or other missiles; a tormentum. noun

An instrument of torture, as the rack, the thumbscrew, or the wheel; also, the application of such an instrument, or the torture caused by it. noun

Hence, anything which causes great pain or suffering; a source of trouble, sorrow, or anguish. noun

A state of suffering, bodily or mental; misery; agony. noun

An object of torture; a victim. noun

A tempest; a tornado. noun

Synonyms Anguish, Torture, etc. See agony. noun

An engine for casting stones. noun

Extreme pain; anguish; torture; the utmost degree of misery, either of body or mind. noun

A catapult or other kind of war-engine.

Torture, originally as inflicted by an instrument of torture.

Any extreme pain, anguish or misery, either physical or mental.

The symbol tattoed on the nameless one's arm in the game planescape: torment. Urban Dictionary

The symbol tattoed on the nameless one's arm in the game planescape: torment. Urban Dictionary

The symbol tattoed on the nameless one's arm in the game planescape: torment. Urban Dictionary

When someone is so tormented they go completely mental in a sometimes dangerous way. Urban Dictionary

Causing torment or torture Urban Dictionary

The process of pranking on a repeated basis the same individual, but only in good fun, with the use of props and non-life-threatening fear tactics. Urban Dictionary

Used to describe something, normally the past night. Giving it to some girl (or guy) so rough that is considered to be complete hell. It normally means you left the girl/guy in complete pain. Urban Dictionary

A faggot clan that flame-baits and sucks at life Urban Dictionary

A hardcore album that actually sounds more angry than Korn and Slipknot (although that may be just me that thinks that) and it's nightmare inducing, and the hidden track the funeral is a disturbing instrumental song that goes on a few minutes after 4 walls and plays for 33 minutes. this album is hard to get because staind only sell it at concerts Heres the songs: 1. Tolerate 2. Come Again (This song is also on staind's Singles Album) 3. Break 4. Painful 5. Nameless 6. Mudshuvel (The original version of Mudshovel) 7. See Thru 8. Question? 9. No One's Kind 10. Self-Destruct 11. 4 walls 12. The Funeral (Hidden Track) Urban Dictionary

A popular blogger form New York that uses Tumblr. She often posts texts, photos, and musical that are whimsical. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to torment:
torment, torrent, torpent, norment, storment, tourment.

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Words that rhyme with torment:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe torment:
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Nouns that are often described by the adjective torment:
day, people, mankind, stern, creatures, dole, death.

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