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Meanings of great terror in English
Soviet campaign of political repression, imprisonment, and execution.
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Usage of great terror in English
1
Ye dogg was in a great terror, and frantic in its bonds.
2
The domestic animals came in great terror, straight toward the wild beasts.
3
Those who had taken part with Mpepe were consequently in great terror.
4
In the girl's expression was an outraged wonder and a great terror.
5
The next day, to our great terror, we saw the serpent again.
6
The skua stared, and as he stared a great terror seized him.
7
Kaoos, in great terror, sent for Rustum to hurry to his aid.
8
The great terror of the east had become an armchair warrior, they said.
9
The boy ran off in great terror and began to search.
10
The servant did so, and then fled himself, in great terror.
11
At that time rattle-snakes were numerous, and a great terror to the inhabitants.
12
For an instant a great terror pierced him: she seemed not to breathe.
13
A great terror came over me when I heard that name.
14
This circumstance was regarded by most persons as an omen of great terror.
15
At first she had a great terror of George Fairfax discovering her retreat.
16
He had no sooner done that, than Pedro, in great terror, cried out,-
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