British spelling: past tense of 'agonise'; feeling or showing extreme pain, worry, or distress about something.
The regular past tense and past participle of 'agonise,' formed by adding the '-ed' suffix to the verb stem in British English.
If you've ever seen 'agonised' in British literature, it usually appears in descriptions of deeply tortured characters—it carries more weight than 'worried' or 'concerned,' suggesting real existential struggle.
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