Examples of 'wracked' in a sentence
Meaning of "wracked"
Wrack is a verb that means to cause the destruction or ruin of something, typically used in the context of severe damage or wreckage
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- simple past tense and past participle of wrack
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His face was wracked with spasms and.
I wracked my brain thinking of where she might be.
I am not exactly wracked with guilt about it.
He wracked his brain searching for a solution.
Today the world is wracked in urgent crises.
It is wracked by class division and class conflict.
So she was pretty much wracked with guilt.
She was wracked by a sorrow that made no sense.
Now the pretender is wracked with guilt.
Wracked and destroyed the houses of the.
Israel has been wracked by bloodshed for centuries.
And then i would sit there wracked.
Guys get wracked up all the time.
A wave of anguish and grief wracked my body.
Her body was wracked by spasms of pleasure.
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Another round of coughs wracked the man.
Your mind is wracked with feelings of guilt.
The younger man seemed to be wracked by fever.
His troops are wracked with dysentery and cholera.
Wracked and wasted is what the fans want.
Muscle spasms wracked his little body.
I wracked my brain for previous knowledge.
The early days were wracked with fear.
But wracked all over by guilt.
The elders were momentarily wracked with indecision.
I have wracked my brain trying to understand what happened.
My entire being was wracked with relief.
I am wracked with guilt every second.
And elsewhere in a state wracked by alcohol abuse.
I have wracked my brain trying to come up with a solution.
The mother became wracked with sobs.
Countries wracked by conflict are especially vulnerable.
I am somehow constipated and wracked with explosive diarrhea.
I wracked my brain trying to figure out how to do this.
His body was wracked with pain.
He is wracked with guilt over what he did to you.
But my mind has been wracked with other matters.
Randi wracked her brain to remember his name.
Every bone is wracked with pain.
Their poor little bodies wracked.
Kind of wracked into another car.
I am assailed by doubt and wracked by fear.
I am suddenly wracked with guilt just talking to you.
Even the best of them come wracked in pain.
She will be wracked by the guilties.
We once lived in an area that was wracked by gophers.
England was wracked by civil war over religious issues.
When inside you are wracked by doubt.
Controversy wracked this production from the beginning.
Which was soon to be wracked with famine.
