6 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Twinge' in a Sentence
"A sudden and sharp pain; for instance, on damp days, he's often bothered by a twinge of rheumatism." more
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His confession brought twinges of guilt to her conscience.
In the courtroom, a twinge of tension hung in the air before the verdict was announced.
The old house creaked, causing a twinge of fear in the curious children exploring it.
In the dark forest, a twinge of fear gripped the hikers as they heard mysterious sounds.
With each step, a twinge shot through his ankle, a reminder of the recent injury.
At the summit, there was a twinge of awe as they gazed at the breathtaking mountain views.
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