terror 音标拼音: [t'ɛrɚ]
n .
U 恐怖,惊骇;
C 恐怖的实例,令人恐怖的人或物
U 恐怖,惊骇;
C 恐怖的实例,令人恐怖的人或物
terror n 1 :
an overwhelming feeling of fear and anxiety [
synonym : {
panic },
{
terror }, {
affright }]
2 :
a person who inspires fear or dread ; "
he was the terror of the neighborhood " [
synonym : {
terror }, {
scourge }, {
threat }]
3 :
a very troublesome child [
synonym : {
terror }, {
brat }, {
little terror }, {
holy terror }]
4 :
the use of extreme fear in order to coerce people (
especially for political reasons ); "
he used terror to make them confess "
Terror \
Ter "
ror \,
n . [
L .
terror ,
akin to terrere to frighten ,
for tersere ;
akin to Gr . ?
to flee away ,
dread ,
Skr .
tras to tremble ,
to be afraid ,
Russ .
triasti to shake :
cf .
F .
terreur .
Cf . {
Deter }.]
1 .
Extreme fear ;
fear that agitates body and mind ;
violent dread ;
fright .
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Terror seized the rebel host . --
Milton .
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2 .
That which excites dread ;
a cause of extreme fear .
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Those enormous terrors of the Nile . --
Prior .
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Rulers are not a terror to good works . --
Rom .
xiii .
3 .
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There is no terror ,
Cassius ,
in your threats .
--
Shak .
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Note :
Terror is used in the formation of compounds which are generally self -
explaining :
as ,
terror -
fraught ,
terror -
giving ,
terror -
smitten ,
terror -
stricken ,
terror -
struck ,
and the like .
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{
King of terrors },
death . --
Job xviii .
14 .
{
Reign of Terror }. (
French Hist .)
See in Dictionary of Noted Names in Fiction .
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Syn :
Alarm ;
fright ;
consternation ;
dread ;
dismay .
See {
Alarm }.
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116 Moby Thesaurus words for "
terror ":
Dracula ,
Frankenstein ,
Mafioso ,
Wolf -
man ,
Young Turk ,
abject fear ,
affright ,
alarm ,
anxiety ,
awe ,
beast ,
beldam ,
berserk ,
berserker ,
blue funk ,
bogey ,
bogeyman ,
bomber ,
bruiser ,
brute ,
bugaboo ,
bugbear ,
consternation ,
cowardice ,
demon ,
devil ,
dismay ,
dragon ,
dread ,
fear ,
fearfulness ,
fee -
faw -
fum ,
fiend ,
fire -
eater ,
firebrand ,
fright ,
frightener ,
funk ,
fury ,
ghost ,
ghoul ,
goon ,
gorilla ,
gun ,
gunsel ,
hardnose ,
hatchet man ,
hell -
raiser ,
hellcat ,
hellhound ,
hellion ,
hobgoblin ,
holy terror ,
hood ,
hoodlum ,
hooligan ,
horrification ,
horror ,
hothead ,
hotspur ,
incendiary ,
incubus ,
intimidation ,
killer ,
mad dog ,
madcap ,
monster ,
mug ,
mugger ,
muscle man ,
nightmare ,
ogre ,
ogress ,
panic ,
panic fear ,
phantom ,
phobia ,
plug -
ugly ,
rapist ,
revenant ,
revolutionary ,
rodman ,
roughneck ,
savage ,
scare ,
scarebabe ,
scarecrow ,
scarer ,
scourge ,
she -
wolf ,
shock ,
specter ,
spitfire ,
stampede ,
strong -
arm man ,
succubus ,
termagant ,
terrorist ,
tiger ,
tigress ,
torpedo ,
tough ,
tough guy ,
trepidation ,
trepidity ,
trigger man ,
ugly customer ,
unholy dread ,
vampire ,
violent ,
virago ,
vixen ,
werewolf ,
wild beast ,
witch ,
wolf
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