gut-wrenching
Adjective
Meaning
sickening
difficult to tolerate
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gut wrenching
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Adding more elements of ambient and experimental music, Ocean turned “Blonde” into a beautiful, gut-wrenching experience.
A film about a Korean family in abject poverty and their overwhelming compassion and urge to do what’s right, is a gut-wrenching watch.
Meanwhile, Riteish Deshmukh on Saturday reacted with shock to the gut-wrenching incident of a temple priest being burnt alive in Rajasthan.
But even though the pandemic seemed far away for some of the public in New Jersey, the president had a gut-wrenching reminder of the virus’ toll when he visited.
For me at least, that made the show more powerful than a gut-wrenching Holocaust film that shows Jews being violently abused and murdered.
Instead, finding out that that one final game is potentially never going to be played may be even more gut-wrenching than any on-court scenario of a heartbreaking loss.