What is "pain" in English? Definition and Explanations

Meaning of "pain": a symptom of some physical hurt or disorder

Noun

Meaning of "pain": cause bodily suffering to and make sick or indisposed

Verb

Meaning of "pain": emotional distress; a fundamental feeling that people try to avoid

Noun

Meaning of "pain": cause emotional anguish or make miserable

Verb

Meaning of "pain": a somatic sensation of acute discomfort

Noun

Meaning of "pain": a bothersome annoying person

Noun

Meaning of "pain": something or someone that causes trouble; a source of unhappiness

Noun

Synonyms:

cramp, fever, burn, sickness, soreness, agony, irritation, wound, strain, discomfort, illness, torment, misery, twinge, ache, trouble, injury, tenderness, spasm, malady, laceration, crick, prick, stitch, torture, throb, gripe, sting, hurt, tingle, pang, affliction, catch, paroxysm, throe, convulsion, smarting, distress, heartache, anxiety, agony, shock, sadness, bitterness, grief, suffering, torment, misery, woe, anguish, worry, travail, distress, torture, despondency, hurt, malaise, tribulation, affliction, wretchedness, rack, martyrdom, trouble, irritation, exertion, annoyance, effort, bother, drag, aggravation, pest, nuisance, vexation, bore, harm, distress, afflict, agonize, grieve, sting, strain, rile, torment, vex, gall, suffer, anguish, worry, exasperate, injure, convulse, bite, wound, irritate, nick, tingle, irk, smart, annoy, disquiet, prick, torture, sadden, throb, punish, gripe, hurt, inflame, discomfort, aggrieve, ache, harrow, chafe, stress, chasten, upset, excruciate, ail, harass, constrain, rack, cut to the quick, hit where one lives,

Antonyms:

health, happiness, relief, contentment, joy, advantage, aid, assistance, good health, comfort, peace, ease, pleasure, benefit, blessing, help, well-being, cheer, wellness, calmness, contentment, happiness, health, gladness, joy, delight, relief, aid, peace, comfort, cheer, help, good health, well-being, pleasure, irritation, idleness, laziness, delight, happiness, health, joy, pleasure, comfort, good health, well-being, cheer, aid, assist, mend, calm, comfort, soothe, delight, placate, alleviate, heal, appease, assuage, praise, fix, help, please, make happy, cheer, encourage, relieve, ease, cure, let go,