painful to the touch• The ankle was already swollen and painful to the touch.• The glands become matted together and very painful to the touch.
painful for/to• I closed my eyes-it was too painful toconsider.• Now she had trouble getting up and walking, gravity too painful for her.• My throat felt dry, my eyes heavy and painful to move.• Some prophecy should therefore be painful toreceive, particularly to the outsider, but by no means all.• The memories were too painful torevisit, but I suspect that similarsorrowsbound us unconsciously.• The glands become matted together and very painful to the touch.• Chairman James Unruh said the decision had been painful for Unisys, but that the company saw little choice.• Before it became too painful for you?
painful to do something• That experience might be welcomed by some but is painful to a man who once reveled in his fame, friends said.• More painful tohide it inside.• Illiterates find it painful toidentify themselves.• He had hurt his right ankle and it was too painful to put to the ground.• When it got more and more painful to put up with him, I quit.• It is a wonderful part of the book, if painful toread.• The glands become matted together and very painful to the touch.• Besides, he'd never expect her to try and escape because he thought her ankle too painful to walk on.