tormenting
Speech parts
1. tormenting - Noun
2. tormenting - Adjective
3. tormenting - Verb
Meaning
of Torment
Causing torment; as, a tormenting dream.
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Examples
A crass guy who cannot resist tormenting his ex-girlfriend by plowing snow into her garage door.
And, since the vine was planted there for the sole purpose of tormenting Tantalus, you may be sure the grapes have an excellent flavour and aroma – and so does the wine."
As the men and Mimì dine at the cafe, Musetta, formerly Marcello's sweetheart, arrives with her rich (and elderly) government minister admirer, Alcindoro, whom she is tormenting.
At their intercession, the harpies agree to stop tormenting the dead souls, and instead receive the true stories of the dead in exchange for leading them again to the upper world.
And it is, if you find bullying and tormenting amusing, which I don’t.
He continued to make an impression on audiences in The Hitcher (1986), in which he played a mysterious hitchhiker tormenting a lone motorist and murdering anyone in his way.