excruciate in a sentence

Definition

To excruciate means to cause intense physical or mental pain or suffering.

The pain from the injury was so intense that it seemed to excruciate with every movement.
Her guilt began to excruciate her mind, making it difficult to concentrate on anything else.
He let out a cry as the excruciating headache pulsed through his temples.
The loss of her beloved pet left an excruciating emptiness in her heart.
Watching the suffering of others can excruciate the most compassionate of souls.
The pain from his injury did not just hurt; it was excruciating.
Watching the news about the disaster was enough to excruciate anyone with a heart.
The long wait for her test results was excruciating and filled with anxiety.
He felt excruciated by the guilt of not having reached out to her sooner.
Every moment spent in silence after the argument seemed to excruciate their friendship.