pang (noun)

1. In the horror film, the character experienced a pang of fear when the monster appeared on the screen.

2. As she looked at her old clothes, she felt a pang of regret for not keeping up with the latest fashion trends.

3. The fairy princess felt a pang of longing for her enchanted kingdom as she walked through the ordinary human world.

4. When the superhero's arch-nemesis attacked, he felt a pang of anger and swore to protect the city with all his power.

1. During the sermon, she suddenly felt a pang in her chest, a sharp spasm of pain that left her breathless.

2. Why did the scarecrow feel a pang of pain? Because someone stole his hay!

3. As the alien creature emerged from the spaceship, it stopped for a moment, clutching its chest in a pang of pain.

4. With each passing day, his love for her grew stronger, filling his heart with joy and occasionally a pang of pain when they were apart.

1. The pang of guilt overwhelmed him as he confessed his sins to the priest.

2. The goddess of love felt a pang of jealousy when she saw her beloved with another

3. The eerie silence in the house was broken by a blood-curdling scream that sent a pang of fear through my body.

4. As the protagonist's loved one was taken away, a pang of sorrow filled his heart, vowing to save them.