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anguishing's Usage Examples:

He was found languishing in a field by a Union Army clergyman who picked up the Bible and also found a letter from Margaret in his pocket.

With the White Sox languishing in 5th place in the standings, Kessinger resigned on August 2, 1979 and was replaced by Tony La Russa.

The legislation, named after Melanie Powell, a 13-year-old Marshfield girl killed by a drunk driver, was languishing in committee when Festa insisted the leadership bring it up for a vote and eventual passage in the full house.

On 7 July 2006 General Musharraf signed an ordinance for the immediate release on bail of around 1300 women who were currently languishing in jails on charges other than terrorism and murder.

to negative emotions which distinguishes "flourishing" people from "languishing" people.

" Flourishing is the opposite of both pathology and languishing, which are described as living a life that feels hollow and empty.

the duality of the album, with "Prisoner 709" having hard tones and an anguishing atmosphere while "Ti fa stare bene" is a more cheerful, light-hearted.

Huebsch described it, "the picture of a damsel—languishing, heroic, or coquettish—anyhow, a damsel on the jacket of every novel".

(JKIDFC) Limited was formed in 2018 to speed-up pending, unfunded or languishing infrastructure development projects in Jammu and Kashmir.

The Persian lamb trade, a vital element in Afghan finance, is languishing; Indian import duties paralyze the export of fruit.

chief of the NCI cyanovirin program, Michael Boyd, described it as "languishing.

He successfully coached Dandenong to 7th position after they were languishing in last position when he was appointed part way through the 2019 season.

"Review | Russell Simmons sex assault documentary is an anguishing and essential film".

Synonyms:

distress, hurt, torture, torment, suffering,

Antonyms:

undercharge, best, worst, inactivity, refrain,