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The phrase "wicked pain" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means extreme or severe pain. Example: The athlete winced in wicked pain as her sprained ankle was examined by the team doctor.
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It was not a vicious, searing, wicked pain at all: more a dull ache that was uncomfortable when the hand moved.
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Wicked Wicked (Young Vibez).
"I feel like a four-letter word... no lust, no rage, no wicked thoughts, just pain, that lingers on".
Mr. Shainberg has a wry and wicked sense of humor, but he takes the emotional pain of these characters seriously.
Mason has a witty and wicked imagination, yet she's also responsive to the pain of inarticulate people like Jason.
My wife is a wicked, wicked person.
BRANTLEY -- "Wicked".
How wicked.
He looks wicked cool.
"Beyond super wicked," indeed.
Get there wicked early.
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