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The phrase "absolutely excruciating" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe something that is extremely painful or distressing, either physically or emotionally. Example: "The wait for the test results was absolutely excruciating, leaving me on edge for days."
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Tuesday, according to Green party leader Natalie Bennett, was an "absolutely excruciating" day for her.
Green Party leader Natalie Bennett is receiving media training, following a car-crash interview with a London radio station which she has since admitted was "absolutely excruciating".
In one absolutely excruciating scene we see her watch a video file made by her old self, in which she explains how to overdose when things have got really bad.
"It's great now, sitting here having done well after the Olympics, but I can assure you there's been some track meetings in various parts of the world, most of them grim, where it's been absolutely excruciating to stand in the middle of that track and watch other teams basically win and perform better than we have.
But I know that place, and when I allow myself to feel it, the pain is absolutely excruciating.
"I found the communication sessions absolutely excruciating because I didn't find it easy but I think without them I would have found the transition very hard so they were good for me although I didn't enjoy them at all".
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There was absolutely no movement allowed during the procedure, so the pain from that was excruciating.
For example, "She [Dr] said absolutely no way would you ever have a vaginal breech, it will be excruciating and dangerous".
Excruciating boredom?
Excruciating, too.
It was always excruciating".
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