No. 4,517 in Spanish
angustia
"Angustia" in English means anguish or distress.
In a sentence
La angustia que sentí al no saber nada sobre el examen fue inmensa.
The anguish I felt from not knowing anything about the exam was immense.
In this sentence, 'angustia' is used to describe an emotional state of distress characterized by worry or anxiety about the unknown.
Con cada minuto que pasaba sin recibir noticias, la angustia crecía en su interior.
With each passing minute without receiving news, the anguish grew within her.
Here, 'angustia' illustrates the growing internal tension and worry as time progresses without information.
El personaje en la novela expresaba su angustia a través de sus cartas.
The character in the novel expressed his anguish through his letters.
In this case, 'angustia' refers to a profound emotional pain or despair being communicated through writing.
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