Full of or characterized by intense suffering, pain, or emotional distress.
Compound of 'anguish' plus '-ful' (full of), creating an intensified form of the original word. This suffix pattern, common in English, transforms nouns into adjectives meaning 'abundantly containing that quality.'
English has both 'anguished' (past tense adjective) and 'anguishful' (inherently full of anguish)—the latter is rarer but more poetic, suggesting something is fundamentally saturated with suffering rather than just currently suffering.
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