Torment | Mean of torment in English Dictionary
/ˈtoɚˌmɛnt/
- Noun
- extreme physical or mental pain
- She lived in torment [=anguish] for the rest of her life.
- No one could understand his inner torment.
- After years of torment, she left her husband.
- something that causes extreme physical or mental pain
- The mosquitoes were a constant torment.
- Verb
- to cause (someone or something) to feel extreme physical or mental pain
- Flies tormented the cattle.
- Not knowing where she was tormented him.
- Stop tormenting [=annoying, teasing] your sister!
- He was tormented by thoughts of death.
- She was tormented by her classmates.