Anguish
Anguish noun - A state of great suffering of body or mind.
Hell and anguish are semantically related In some cases you can use "Hell" instead a noun "Anguish".
Nearby Words: anguished, anguishing
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There will be suffering and there will be anguish, for we are set against the very legions of hell.
- The Carronnade from Breath of Fire IV is possibly the most horrific example of this trope ever, fueling its Unholy Nukes with soul-crushing torment and turning that anguish into a weapon of mass destruction that turns the area for miles around into a nightmare that gives Hell a run for its money.
Source: Unholy Nuke - The Tuatha'an refuse to defend themselves even against what are essentially the Hordes of Hell, much to the anguish of Perrin and Aram, a Tuatha'an who becomes "Lost" and learns to fight when his parents are killed by the Trollocs.
Source: Training the Peaceful Villagers
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