The word 'aching' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe physical or emotional pain, as in the sentence: "The aching in my heart was unbearable."
I get up and go to the loo, both ankles and one knee aching already… Awesome, guys!
The soft, aching beauty inherent in ruins is not in evidence here.
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The wildlife here is so intense and unpredictable that it constantly jolts me awake, distracting attention from my aching muscles, dry mouth and sluggish shadow.
Just 500m from watersports hotspot Shark Bay, this is by far the newest and smartest option for those who want somewhere comfortable to rest their aching, salty limbs.
She earned near minimum wage in a job that started at 6am, left her body aching at the end of the day, and where the smell from the nearby chook sheds was constant.
Young OG was kept, he said, in an office-like space – he saw a desk nearby – without furniture, causing him to sit on a dirty floor and lay on his hooded sweatshirt, his body aching.
So freshers, I offer you my list of things (and people) not to do; third-years, hold your heads (and aching hearts) in shame if you've ever made these mistakes.
Good old Tigger, who underneath it all was in a rage of hatred against her mother and aching to run away as, at 15, she did.
The priority is to pace the aching body.
