Painful ˈpeɪnfl Back Death Ankle Walk Adjective Bre

• is your back still painful?
• a painful death
• my ankle is still too painful to walk on.
• he took a painful blow on the shoulder.

painful

1. causing you pain
• Is your back still painful?
• a painful death
• My ankle is still too painful to walk on.
• He took a painful blow on the shoulder.
• Is your knee still painful?
• a series of painful injections
• a slow and painful death
• a sore throat
• Their feet were sore after hours of walking.
• The skin on her feet had been rubbed raw.
• The wound had become inflamed.
• She felt a burning sensation in her throat.
• an itchy rash
• I feel itchy all over.
2. causing you to feel upset or embarrassed
• a painful experience/memory
• Their efforts were painful to watch.
3. unpleasant or difficult to do
• synonym trying
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• Applying for jobs can be a long and painful process.

Extra Examples

• The subject of his failed marriage was quite painful to him.
• Her ankle was still painful to walk on.
• I had to undergo a series of painful injections.
• Is your knee still painful?
• It was a slow and painful death.
• It’s very painful for a kid to face up to that kind of thing.
• Seeing her again brought back painful memories.
• The infection isn’t dangerous, but it’s very painful.
• Ulcers can be unbearably painful.