No. 9,398 in Spanish
agónicas
"Agónicas" means "agonizing" or "dying" (relating to extreme suffering or the final moments before death).
In a sentence
Las últimas horas del partido fueron agónicas para los aficionados.
The last hours of the match were agonizing for the fans.
Here, 'agónicas' relates to moments of tension and struggle in a situation, meant to convey a dramatic or intense atmosphere.
Presenciaron las últimas respiraciones agónicas del protagonista en la escena final.
They witnessed the protagonist's final agonizing breaths in the last scene.
In this context, 'agónicas' refers to something related to agony or the final moments of life, emphasizing a critical or sorrowful situation.
Las decisiones agónicas del gobierno impactaron profundamente a la población.
The government's agonizing decisions deeply impacted the population.
Here, 'agónicas' is used metaphorically to indicate decisions that cause intense worry, distress, or difficulty.
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