Meanings
- Feeling or undergoing agony; agonized.
1846, "A Brooklynite" (Walt Whitman), The Half-Breed; A Tale of the Western Frontier We were all grieved and agonied at the fate of our hapless Mary—but none with that passion which filled my own bosom.
1 more example
And the agonied life on this fever-bed! / And the madness haunting my weary brain!
1876, Owen Roe, “Dying in Exile”, in The Shamrock, volume 14, page 527
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