Object

• soul: You can't torment disembodied souls - you can't do anything to them!

• genius: He is tortured lover, enemy of the people, tormented genius.

• defense: In on-loan Paul di Giacomo Stirling have a player who is likely to torment defenses on a weekly basis.

• spirit: The romance was doomed to fail and her tormented spirit haunts the site of her death.

• animal: Some children, especially nowadays, will torment an animal too.

• man: In the comics, Bruce is a tormented man who wants to cure himself.

Converse of object

• suffer: For sixteen years Stefan Kiszko suffered unimaginable torment in prison, having been wrongly convicted of her murder.

Subject

• thought: Throughout much of his life Wittgenstein was tormented by thoughts of suicide.

Adjective modifier

• eternal: The doctrine of eternal torment turns John 3:16 completely on its head.

• everlasting: The word destruction here simply refers to ultimate eternal judgment in hell, everlasting torment.

• inner: The film captures perfectly the inner torment that the women face.

• conscious: So there is nothing in this parable to suggest that the wicked suffer eternal conscious torment.

• terrible: We are the dead, and in us there is not feeling nor imagination nor the terrible torment of lust for justice.

• psychological: Abuse seems to broadly fall into the following categories: Excessive physical violence or psychological torment undertaken by an individual against an animal.

Modifying Another Word

• in: He was, he wrote, " in torment " at the delay in his mother's reply.

Used with why or when

• that: He opens a Pandora's Box of terror and torment that will chill the blood.

Preposition: in

• hell: Distorting the gospel The teaching of eternal torment in Hell distorts the gospel message.

Preposition: of

• hell: Believers go into heavenly bliss, whilst unbelievers are thrown into the torments of hell.

• fire: He will not give them eternal life so that they can suffer in the flame of that torment of hell fire.

Preposition: by

• thought: Throughout much of his life Wittgenstein was tormented by thoughts of suicide.