hell

/hɛl/
name 6noun 5verb 5intj 3adv 2

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1

(noun.) place bad people are said to go to when they die

VERB + HELL

go to

She worried that if she didn't forgive him, she would go to hell.

HELL + NOUN

fire

PREP

in ~

Some people believe that wicked criminals will suffer in hell for their terrible crimes.

PHRASES

the fires/flames of hell

The intense heat from the burning building felt like the flames of hell to the firefighters inside.

2

(noun.) very unpleasant place/situation

ADJ

absolute, pure, sheer

Getting stuck in traffic for two hours was absolute hell.

living

For years, she endured a living hell trapped in an abusive relationship.

VERB + HELL

go through

My brother went through hell when he lost his job last year.

give sb, make sb's life

The noisy neighbors gave us hell for months until we finally moved out.

PREP

in ~

Working in that noisy factory felt like being in hell every single day.

PHRASES

the from hell

My boss scheduled the meeting from hell right before the weekend.

hell on earth

Working night shifts while raising three young children was hell on earth for my sister.

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