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The word ''''torture'''' comes from the French ''torture'', originating in the Late [[Latin]] ''tortura'' and ultimately deriving the past participle of ''torquere'' meaning 'to twist'.(Merriam-Webster's collegiate dictionary, 10th Edition ISBN 0877797137) The word may be used loosely for more ordinary or daily discomforts which would be described as tedious rather than painful.

The word ''''torture'''' comes from the French ''torture'', originating in the Late [[Latin]] ''tortura'' and ultimately deriving the past participle of ''torquere'' meaning 'to twist'.(Merriam-Webster's collegiate dictionary, 10th Edition ISBN 0877797137) The word may be used loosely for more ordinary or daily discomforts which would be described as tedious rather than painful.