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Overcoming Anguish: Understanding and Dealing with Mental Pain

Learn how to recognize, cope with, and overcome mental anguish. Discover strategies to manage feelings of turmoil and urgent emotions. Explore ways to quell inner struggles and find peace within yourself.

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Overcoming Anguish: Understanding and Dealing with Mental Pain

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  1. Vocab lesson 4 Donald alexander

  2. Anguish In pain mental or physical Example: I would feel pure anguish if I stabbed myself.

  3. Borne Carried or being transported. I was borne in the car

  4. insubordination • Disobeying the authority • Black folks run from cops

  5. perpetrate • Carrie out a lie • She lied to me bout last night

  6. Pervade • Spread through and be perceived in every part of. • He looked at the building

  7. Quell • Put an end to (a rebellion or other disorder), typically by the use of force: "extra police were called to quell the disturbance". • They quelled my protest

  8. Rebuke • An expression of sharp disapproval or criticism.

  9. turmoil • Chaos • The chickens went into turmoil mode

  10. Urgent • A rushed feeling • I had an urgent feeling to kill Shelby just kidding

  11. Writhe • Twisting or curving of the body • The guy writhe when he was shoot

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