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What (who) is PAINING - definition


Paining      
·p.pr. & ·vb.n. of Pain.
pained         
If you have a pained expression or look, you look upset, worried, or slightly annoyed.
ADJ
painless         
  • Portrait of [[René Descartes]] by [[Jan Baptist Weenix]], 1647–1649
  • A patient and doctor discuss congenital insensitivity to pain.
  • Mechanism of nociceptive pain
  • Regions of the cerebral cortex associated with pain
TYPE OF UNPLEASANT FEELING
Acute pain; Physiological pain; Physical pain; Chronic benign pain; Types of pain; Body-self neuro-matrix; Non-organic pain; Breakthrough pain; Painful; Ache (sensation); Physiology of pain; Pain physiology; Painless; Gate control hypothesis; Gate control; Pain (biological); Pain (biology); Pain and nociception; Pain (physical); Soreness; Excruciation; Pain sensation; Algesis; Pain sense; Multidimensional Pain Inventory; Multidimensional pain inventory; Nociceptive pain; Rhizopathy; Rhitzopathy; Gate theory of pain; Dimensions of pain; Incident pain; Pain theory; Postoperative pain; Painfulness; Pain signals; Pain signal; Persistent postoperative pain; Chornic postoperative pain
1.
Something such as a treatment that is painless causes no physical pain.
Acupuncture treatment is gentle, painless, and, invariably, most relaxing...
...a quick and painless death.
? painful
ADJ
painlessly
...a technique to eliminate unwanted facial hair quickly and painlessly.
? painfully
ADV: ADV with v
2.
If a process or activity is painless, there are no difficulties involved, and you do not have to make a great effort or suffer in any way.
House-hunting is in fact relatively painless in this region...
ADJ
painlessly
...a game for children which painlessly teaches essential pre-reading skills.
ADV: ADV with v
Examples of use of PAINING
1. "My sense is, this is paining him and this pains us.
2. "I knew exactly how those victims felt, and it‘s paining my head," Indu Poddar said, her eyes moistening.
3. "When I‘m here, I‘m paining less over my terrible acts," said Richard Odong, 15, a slight boy with almond–shaped eyes who was abducted from his home five years ago and taught to fire an AK–47 assault rifle.
4. It is most paining for a former Speaker of a Peoples National Legislative Assembly and leader of a political party to make such statements without considering the effects they have on the innocent victims and their dear families.
5. RIYADH, Saudi Arabia –– High oil prices paining U.S. consumers is a key topic of Vice President Dick Cheney‘s talks Friday with Saudi King Abdullah, yet it‘s unclear whether Cheney will ask the Saudis to increase production to bring down prices at the pump.