Webtor· ment ˈtȯr-ˌment 1 : extreme pain or anguish of body or mind : agony She wrung her hands piteously together, looking like a soul in torment. Lucy Maud Montgomery 2 : a source of vexation or pain Love is a delight; but hate a torment. Herman Melville … the twin torments of his probable manic depression and chronic stomach pains. Neal Karlen 3

Webtor·ment 1. To cause to undergo great physical pain or mental anguish. See Synonyms at afflict. 2. To annoy, pester, or harass: tormented by the children's pleas to be taken to the mall.

Webtorments [ plural ] great mental suffering and unhappiness: Nothing can describe the torments we went through while we were waiting for news. [ C ] something or someone …

Webto worry or annoy excessively: to torment one with questions. noun. a state of great bodily or mental suffering; agony; misery. something that causes great bodily or mental pain or …

WebSee Definition torment 1 of 2 noun 1 as in agony a situation or state that causes great suffering and unhappiness the released soldiers gave interviews trying to explain to …

Web1 torment / ˈ toɚˌmɛnt/ noun plural torments Britannica Dictionary definition of TORMENT 1 [noncount] : extreme physical or mental pain She lived in torment [= anguish] for the rest of her life. No one could understand his inner torment. After years of torment, she left her husband. 2 [count] : something that causes extreme physical or mental pain

WebMeaning of torment in English torment noun us / ˈtɔːr.ment / uk / ˈtɔː.ment / [ U ] great mental suffering and unhappiness, or great physical pain: The family said they had …