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Definition of Pain unit
1. Noun. A unit measuring the intensity of pain.
Lexicographical Neighbors of Pain Unit
Literary usage of Pain unit
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Value and Distribution: A Critical and Constructive Study by Herbert Joseph Davenport (1907)
"So also, were it really necessary and at the same time credibly possible and
approximately intelligible to accept or to suppose a social pain unit or a ..."
2. Value and Distribution: A Critical and Constructive Study by Herbert Joseph Davenport (1907)
"So also, were it really necessary and at the same time credibly possible and
approximately intelligible to accept or to suppose a social pain unit or a ..."
3. The Modern British Drama: In Five Volumes by Walter Scott (1811)
"Thy triple bolt is healing balm to this ; This pain unit-It, unfancied by the
wretch, The groaning wretch, that on the wheel expires ! Erix. ..."
4. A Grammar of the French Tongue: With a Preface, Containing an Essay on the by Louis Chambaud, A. J. Des Carrieres (1846)
"... at present is always attended by an £ article; however, in old proverbial
phrases the article is still left out; as, C'est pain Unit que ..."
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