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amendrontar
Spanish
sobresaltar
To stimulate to action.
galvanise
galvanize
Portuguese
amendrontar
A sudden involuntary movement.
start
jump
1
Fifty years later his designs still have the power to
startle
us.
2
Even seeing them for the second time, they
startle
and surprise me.
3
In some of your story-telling ballads the provincial phrases sometimes
startle
me.
4
Why, the very sight of you might
startle
her into her grave.
5
My hope that this would
startle
them into betraying themselves was disappointed.
6
I shouldn't have said anything, because all I did was
startle
her.
7
I hesitated to pull the bell: no, it would
startle
Mrs. Sloman.
8
Earthquakes
startle
,
but the firmness of the solid earth attracts no observation.
9
These are visceral, powerful and haunting images that
startle
on first viewing.
10
This appeared for a moment to
startle
the captain and his men.
11
It is so still here at night, the slightest noises
startle
me.
12
What they had seen had been enough to
startle
the bravest person.
13
Science is decent, modest; does not try to
startle
,
but to instruct.
14
The Fed doesn't want to
startle
investors, because that would be disruptive.
15
Her voice was not unkind, but its sinew caused me to
startle
.
16
The words seem to
startle
,
like an electric shock, the whole audience.
startle
·
acoustic startle
exaggerated startle
startle the world
startle even
startle people
Portuguese
amendrontar
Spanish
sobresaltar
galvanizar