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pain
/peɪn/
Definition
1
Physical suffering or discomfort caused by injury, illness, or intense stimulation of the nerves.
2
Intense emotional distress or mental anguish.
3
Informal: A person or thing that is extremely annoying or troublesome.
Examples
After attempting that viral spicy noodle challenge, the pain in my mouth convinced me that self-inflicted arson is underrated.
My neighbor's 3 a.m. karaoke sessions are such a pain, they've turned my bedroom into an unwitting concert venue.
The pain of assembling flat-pack furniture without instructions rivals the thrill of a bad blind date.
Realizing I left my laptop at the coffee shop triggered a pain deeper than forgetting my lines in a school play.