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"pain was" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a feeling or sensation of pain. Here are some examples: - "As she reached for the hot pan, a sharp pain was felt in her hand." - "The athlete gritted his teeth as pain was shooting through his leg." - "Despite the medication, the persistent pain was still present." - "The doctor asked the patient where the pain was located in their body."
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The pain was over.
The pain was sharp.
Pain was general.
The pain was intense.
The pain was unbearable.
The pain was communal.
The pain was unbelievable.
The pain was incredible".
The pain was "manageable".
The pain was great.
The pain was too much.
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