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Meanings of new horror in English
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Usage of new horror in English
1
The profoundly talented Ivan Kavanagh delivers his new horror film The Canal.
2
Then he turned upon Donaldson with a new horror in his eyes.
3
The smell of burning flesh filled the air, making a new horror.
4
Margaret sighed, as if standing on the verge of some new horror.
5
Indeed, the very memory of her snaky eyes gave me new horror.
6
And a new horror was added to all that had gone before.
7
I thought they were about to inflict some new horror upon me.
8
But now a new horror seized her, and terrified her beyond measure.
9
He was afraid that if he opened them some new horror would await.
10
The little man stumbled, and Bert gasped, realising a new horror in war.
11
Every step of the way some new horror was presented to her imagination.
12
This was a new horror, which had not occurred to us.
13
Francis, glancing away for a moment, was suddenly conscious of a new horror.
14
Each hour begins a new horror, a new Gamemaker weapon, and ends the previous.
15
It seems every day there's a new horror headline about Auckland's overheated property market.
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You could even say that nudity is the new horror.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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