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Discover LudwigThe phrase "aches all over" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a general feeling of pain or discomfort throughout the entire body.
Example: "After the intense workout, I woke up the next morning and realized I ached all over."
Alternatives: "sore all over" or "pain all over."
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But now that the tension is gone my body aches all over".
After taking a shower my body aches all over much like a burn.
Following a thorough assessment it transpired her initial complaint of "aches all over her body" were cultural expressions of low mood and depression rather than actual pain.
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Roethlisberger, who had missed the previous three games after having arthroscopic knee surgery, must have been aching all over again.
It took only a year to find out why he was always tired, his heart raced and he ached all over, why he became overheated easily and had terrible headaches almost every day.
And I ache all over.
"I was exhausted and my bones ached all over".
She didn't have a fever, but the racking cough made her body ache all over.
By the time we reached the house, I was aching all over.
I had skied farther than I ever had, about 19 miles, (Berthier threw in an extra three), and I ached all over.
When Red wakes up covered in dirt and mud with a mysterious locket around her neck, aching all over, she doesn't know what has happened.
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