The phrase "agonizing conditions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe situations or environments that cause extreme discomfort or suffering.
Example: "The survivors were forced to endure agonizing conditions in the aftermath of the disaster, with limited access to food and shelter."
Alternatives: "harrowing circumstances" or "excruciating situations."
This matters in part because many people with opioid addiction describe withdrawal as the worst possible experience, the most agonizing condition imaginable.
Far from negating their humanity, their consciousness of good and evil is what makes the human condition so agonizing.
As the last remaining member on her family's ancestral property, Marie is torn by their agonizing fate, and the dangerous health conditions in the mining area.
The condition is characterized by an often agonizing pain in the buttocks or leg or weakness in a leg.
The nine justices of the US supreme court must decide on Wednesday whether or not uphold a stay of execution for a death-row inmate in Missouri whose lawyers argue faces a prolonged and agonizing death as a result of a rare medical condition that could complicate the lethal injection process.
The field working conditions limited the analysis to those animals found agonizing on the shore that died in the following days.
Waiting, and pushing, for graduation was the all consuming goal of college, at least in theory, and, from Advent calendars waiting for Christmas, New Year's Eve countdown clocks, and agonizing days counted to Spring Break, summer, and birthdays, we have been conditioned to always be waiting for something else.
But Alexandra said that if she lived in a state that had them, it would have made her choice all the more agonizing, because she wouldn't have known for sure if her baby's condition could have changed.
Prenatal testing, for example, can warn parents that their unborn child has a genetic condition like Down syndrome or Tay-Sachs disease, presenting them with the agonizing option of aborting it.
Every one of us has gone through the agonizing experience of an exam room visit where a physician takes notes on our condition but offers little measure of warmth or personal exchange.
