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vb. (en-past of: wrack)
Usage examples of "wracked".
She saw the bottom of the pool rise up, while her diaphragm wracked for air and her arms flapped against the grip.
A shudder of release wracked my pain-stricken body as I uttered the fearful words.
His arms came around my neck, chokingly tight, and I held him while he sobbed, raw and gasping, his entire body wracked with the force of it.
His face was wracked in a grimace of pain, and his arm stretched taut in its socket.
On the shore, Hyacinthe was doubled and panting, each breath wracked with pain.
Fiery lights shivered across his defences and he turned, seething with dark crackling humour, and spoke to the two Scarlet Magi who assailed him, uttered intimate truths, fatal Abstractions, and the world about them was wracked to the pith.
They roused themselves from the torpor of disease and sickness, and they battled with a fervour only those truly wracked by the God could know.
She fell to her knees beside the bed, her head pillowed on his bony chest, her arms clutching him with convulsive strength, her whole body wracked with the torrential outpouring of her grief turned joy.
The plane was wracked by explosions of steam and lava, as the realm itself shared the displeasure of its god.
Immediately he was wracked by more pain, but this agony was offset by the delicious sense of relief that the spell worked.
It was far worse for her as he wracked the MiG about in punishing high-g maneuvers that weighed her down and drained the blood from her head.
Normally he flew with his right hand, but now it was only an extension from his body that wracked him with pain.
Apart from the lunatic dreams that wracked him to a lathered frenzy each night, he was empty.
He took it, wrung with pain, wracked with guilt, all the ardor and immensity of feeling he had passed on to his daughter liberated, uncontrollable, as fierce and wondrous as it had been in those long-forgotten days before Caepio died.
If so what penalty would be wracked upon the three of us for the dissolution of what or who must be an awe-producing figure to Yarn?