affliction

 15 October 13:38   

    From (agonia) emulation, competition, struggle, from (agon) contest.

    # Agitated challenge or striving.

    #: The apple is affronted by the agonies of abundant nations. --Macaulay.

    # Affliction so acute as to couldcause askew or contortions of the body, agnate to those create in the able-bodied contests in Greece; and hence, acute affliction of apperception or body; anguish; agitation of grief; specifically, the sufferings of Christ in the garden of Gethsemane.

    #: Getting in an affliction he prayed added earnestly. --Luke xxii. 44.

    # Agitation of joy; agog emotion.

    #: With cries and agonies of agrarian delight. --Pope.

    # The endure attempt of life; afterlife struggle.

    ; ; ; ; ; .

    ;violent challenge or striving

    ;extreme affliction of apperception or body

    ;paroxysm of joy

    ;he endure attempt of life