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Definitions from the WebTerm: Idiom for Anguish Description: An idiom is a phrase or expression that carries a figurative meaning different from its literal interpretation. When referring to anguish, idioms capture the intense emotional distress or suffering experienced by an individual. Sense 1: Popular Idioms 1. Break one's heart: To cause extreme emotional pain or sadness. Example Sentence: The news of her father's passing broke her heart into a million pieces. 2. Tear one's hair out: To feel extreme frustration or distress. Example Sentence: I've been trying to solve this puzzle for hours, and it's making me want to tear my hair out! 3. Have a heavy heart: To feel deep sadness or sorrow. Example Sentence: The tragic accident left the entire community with a heavy heart. Sense 2: Local Idioms 1. Carry the weight of the world on one's shoulders: To feel burdened with great responsibilities or problems. Example Sentence: As the CEO, he carries the weight of the world on his shoulders, constantly making tough decisions. 2. Have one's heart in one's mouth: To feel extreme fear or anxiety. Example Sentence: Every time I have to speak in public, my heart is in my mouth, and I can't seem to find the right words. 3. Cut someone to the quick: To deeply hurt or offend someone. Example Sentence: His harsh words cut me to the quick, and I couldn't stop the tears from welling up. | ||||
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