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something that breaks your heart

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What does wrenching mean?

something that breaks your heart


How do you spell heart wrenching?

That is correct, but you would hyphenate it as heart-wrenching (causing sorrow or despair).


What does the expression heart quenching mean?

That would be heart-wrenching. It means something that tears at you heart , usually a sad thing.


Is Ace of Hearts a sad movie?

It sound heart wrenching to me.


What is meant by heart wrenching?

Very emotional and sad, something that not just tugs but 'wrenches' your heart and making you emotional.


What is a sentence that you could use with Wrenching?

I was wrenching the door


What does it mean when someone says the story was wrenching?

It means "very emotionally difficult". A story about a bunch of school children dying in a fiery bus crash would be "wrenching" to read.


Why are some plays described as tragedies?

they are described the as tragedies because they are so tragic and heart wrenching, horroring, and deepening that they are tragedies


My girlfriend's ex-boyfriend died and she's so devastated Does it mean she's not over with him yet and should we break up?

does it hurt you too if she left you,and only a few years later to find out she has passed on.guide her through this heart wrenching stage. it just means,she truly loves with her heart.


What does the phrase stomach wrenching mean?

It means its bad enough to make you want to throw up or barf


What is the wrenching end of a wrench and which is the drive end?

The wrenching end fits the bolt and the drive end is the handle.


In the following phrase 'hundreds of the girls face wrenching cultural shifts in foster homes' does face become a gerund and wrenching a verb?

No. Face is simply a normal verb and wrenching a normal adjective.