Significats de existential dread en anglès

So how can we get over our existential dread of expense reports?

Defence spending was high during the Cold War because of our existential dread.

There certainly seems to be some existential dread about our dependence on technology, too.

Such advances promise to make our lives better, but they're also instill existential dread.

From economic pressure to existential dread, it seems that 2020 has been about four years long already.

Three main ingredients make up the horror in Soma: a deep-sea setting, mutated monsters, and existential dread.

I feel a kind of existential dread.

If Get Out fills us with an existential dread, Us fills us with just your regular kind of dread.

Even as emotionless as a translator was supposed to be, his eyes spoke with fear, overflowing with existential dread.

With its endless rug-pulling and inescapable sense of existential dread, it is an ingeniously serialised 21st-century equivalent of the Twilight Zone.

Death Café doesn't aim to eliminate existential dread; it's just about opening dialogue about something we'll all have to face someday.

At its best, however, The New Wilderness is bleakly compelling, and leavened by wry, sparkling humour that Cook combines seamlessly with existential dread.

It alternately fills climbers with invigoration, or with an existential dread so profound it would make Friedrich Nietzsche look like the Dalai Lama.

You won't be left with a macabre sense of despair or existential dread like at the end of Bandersnatch; rather it's an uplifting, satisfying close.

With existential dread, we exported the final version and submitted it to the Banff Mountain Film Festival, the largest adventure film fest in the world.