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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
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How do you say that a stabbing pain is suddenly felt all over the body?
Any good phrasal verbs to say that?
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The term "stabbing" suggests a pain as if a pointed thing, eg a knife, has been stuck into one specific part of your body. I don't see how you can have a stabbing pain all over your body. Perhaps a sudden pain, a sharp pain, an acute pain.
- The term "stabbing" suggests a pain as if a pointed thing, eg a knife, has been stuck into one specific part of your body.
- I don't see how you can have a stabbing pain all over your body.
- Perhaps a sudden pain, a sharp pain, an acute pain.
- Clive
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The term "stabbing" suggests a pain as if a pointed thing, eg a knife, has been stuck into one specific part of your body. I don't see how you can have a stabbing pain all over your body.
Perhaps a sudden pain, a sharp pain, an acute pain.
Clive
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