IN THE BOWELS OF HELL

Definition: In a place of extreme suffering or misery, often used metaphorically to describe a very difficult or challenging situation.

Synonyms: Depths Of Hell, Fires Of Hell, Gates Of Hell, Pits Of Hell, Flames Of Hell

Usage Examples in Sentences

The explorer found himself in the bowels of hell as he ventured into the deep, dark cave.

During finals week, students feel like they are in the bowels of hell with all the exams and assignments.

The brave knight faced the dragon in the bowels of hell to rescue the captured princess.

Navigating through the dense forest at night felt like being in the bowels of hell for the lost hiker.

The detective entered the criminal's hideout, realizing he was in the bowels of hell, surrounded by danger.

Trying to untangle the headphones from his pocket felt like being in the bowels of hell for the frustrated commuter.

The chef faced a chaotic kitchen during the dinner rush, experiencing the bowels of hell in a bustling restaurant.

As the storm raged outside, the ship's crew fought to keep it afloat in the bowels of hell, the turbulent sea.

The astronaut felt the isolation and vastness of space, as if floating in the bowels of hell, far from Earth.

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Lost in the labyrinth, the adventurers faced challenges in the bowels of hell, navigating twists and turns.

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The soldiers found themselves in the bowels of hell as they bravely fought through the intense battleground.

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In the bowels of hell, he found himself facing his greatest fears.

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Lost in the bowels of hell, she clung to hope for salvation.

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In the bowels of hell, the condemned souls endured eternal torment.

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Lost in the bowels of hell, the team struggled to find a way out.

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They fought valiantly in the bowels of hell, refusing to surrender.

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In the bowels of hell, the survivors banded together to escape.

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Screams echoed in the bowels of hell, chilling all who heard them.

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She discovered unexpected strength in the bowels of hell, defying all odds.