1. excruciating - Adjective
3. excruciating - Adjective Satellite
of Excruciate
Torturing; racking.
Source: Webster's dictionaryA 2012 profile of President Obama’s digital team in The Atlantic detailed an excruciating process by which the organization simulated “every possible disaster situation” weeks before Election Day to ensure reliability. Source: Internet
Although powerful enough to kill smaller animals such as dogs, the venom is not lethal to humans, but the pain is so excruciating that the victim may be incapacitated. Source: Internet
After some 1,530 long, excruciating days, St. Louis football fans were finally able see their sport of choice at the Dome again, no thanks to the NFL or a certain toupee-sporting team owner who shall remain nameless. Source: Internet
Also worthy of note are Gibbon's congenial and even joking moods while in excruciating pain as he neared the end. Source: Internet
As Maja is asked to recall the shooting and the events leading up to it in excruciating detail over and over again, the narrative begs to play with the issue of memory. Source: Internet
A WOMAN has revealed how she finds sex excruciating because her vagina is "drier than the Sahara desert". Source: Internet