"Terror" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Terror" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers

Terror

"Terror" Meaning

Feeling of intense fear or anxiety, or a person who uses violence or threats to intimidate or dominate others.

"Terror" Examples

Word - Terror

Examples

The terrorist group has been accused of several recent bombings in the country.
The sight of the dead bodies after the explosion caused great terror among the survivors.
Terrorism has become a major security concern across the globe.
The terror in her eyes showed that she was scared of needles.
The newly elected government has launched a new anti-terror campaign.

"Terror" Similar Words

Territorialized

Having or relating to a specific territory or area; having a strong local identity or sense of place. Example: "The city has a strong sense of territorialized culture, with unique customs and traditions that reflect its history and geography."

Territorially

Territorials

Someone who is strongly attached to a particular homeland or local area; a patriot.

Territorian

Territorians

Territories

Areas of land over which a particular country has control, but which are not necessarily part of its mainland or surrounding islands. Think of territories as "pieces of land that belong to a country, but aren't really part of it". Examples: Puerto Rico (territory of the United States), Guam (territory of the United States), the Falkland Islands (disputed territory claimed by Argentina and the United Kingdom)

Territory

Terroir

Terrorisation

The act of spreading fear or causing terror, especially through violence or intimidation, often by a government, organization, or individual in order to achieve political or ideological goals.

Terrorise

Terrorised

Terroriser

Terrorises

Causes people or other living beings to feel extreme fear. Example: The fact that he kept showing up uninvited to the party started to terrifies the host.

Terrorising

terrorizing verb (used with object), terrorized, terrorizing. 1. to subject (a person or place) to great fear or terror. 2. to dominate or coerce (a person or place) through intimidation or violence.