She felt excruciating pain after she was hit in the head with a bat.
Watching the turtle race gave me an excruciating headache.
Despite excruciating pain of a broken ankle, the marathon runner crossed the finish line.
Thinking up all these sentences is excruciating.
That was an excruciating root canal.
My toothache caused me excruciating pain.
The pain of digging out the bullet was excruciating.
No, a better way to reword that sentence would be to say: It is barbaric and cruel to intentionally cause excruciating pain to animals.
The verb is seldom used in the active voice. One example is:The pain in his arm continued to excruciate him whenever he moved.Much more common is to describe pain or anguish (physical or mental) using the participle "excruciating" (e.g. The pain was excruciating).
Can you give me a meaningful sentence using the word excruciating? (this is a better way to ask your question) The excruciating pain in her head had eased by the afternoon.
Excruciating is correct.
Excruciating is an adjective.
some forms of jellyfish cause excruciating pain
Excruciating... "Out of the cross"... Crucifixion was so incredibly painful, they actually invented a new term for such suffering...
Excruciating, agonizing