I was wrenching the door
That is correct, but you would hyphenate it as heart-wrenching (causing sorrow or despair).
The wrenching end fits the bolt and the drive end is the handle.
No. Face is simply a normal verb and wrenching a normal adjective.
For the verb, perhaps easing or tugging, or untwisting. For the adjective (i.e. gut-wrenching, intense), the opposite could be mild or tame.
something that breaks your heart
Mind wrenching
something that breaks your heart
It means "very emotionally difficult". A story about a bunch of school children dying in a fiery bus crash would be "wrenching" to read.
-ed (wrenched)-ing (wrenching)-es (wrenches)
It sound heart wrenching to me.
Brothers and Sisters - 1979 A Wrenching Problem 1-6 was released on: USA: 23 February 1979