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The phrase "aching inside" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a deep emotional pain or longing, often related to feelings of sadness or heartache.
Example: "After the breakup, I felt an aching inside that I couldn't shake off for weeks."
Alternatives: "deep sorrow" or "inner turmoil".
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You see, this was before I took the leap to share my own heart, before I hit publish on my first blog post, before I ever spoke the words that were aching inside of me -- before I began this latest dance.
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Of course, some days, I will ache inside because of it.
I'm the mom that's been at soccer games and basketball games and ached inside, wishing that the sheer will of my love for this kid could make a ball float effortlessly from his foot or hand into the goal or hoop.
All of us had seen these events, and all of us ache inside.
Attending funerals still makes me feel like I can't breathe, my chest tightens up and I ache inside.
George still had to return to the daily grind of running a dull business he loathed, while the longing to design and build architectural wonders still, most likely, ached inside him.
She recalled that many people from the area had fought in Vietnam, and those veterans at the rally have "so much respect for John McCain" not only as a hero "but they're aching for him inside, knowing what he'll be recalling in his mind today".
To this day, nothing makes me ache more inside than to see people dividing, separating, and afraid of one another.
My favourite instrument is the violin, because no other instrument draws out the pain and the aching that's inside of me like it does.
Her need to fill the aching void inside her leads to a job in a lap-dancing club, where she can feel the desire of men.
I was aching with pain from the inside out but had no coping skills to help me handle all the awful emotions I was feeling.
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