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Meanings of terrifying in English
Usage of terrifying in English
1
For one terrifying second, the power of the young was made palpable.
2
The thing spoke perfectly understandable human words, which were yet somehow terrifying.
3
The answer, it's equal parts thrilling and terrifying to say, is yes.
4
And at some point, the terrifying weight of responsibility makes itself known.
5
It's an extraordinary conclusion to a terrifying mission many said was impossible.
6
Weeks, months-thinkabout that when you ponder the terrifying issue of marriage.
7
A piercing chill grew in the dead air; the silence was terrifying.
8
And then he thought of something terrifying on the way to work.
9
The warlike shootings in a residential area are terrifying and extremely dangerous.
10
It was actually quite exhilarating, in a giddy, terrifying sort of way.
11
For some people this could be a terrifying business, with good reason.
12
The terrifying act of violence in Aurora has left us all reeling.
13
In the UK, plants and animal are being lost at terrifying speed.
14
Something she could know about herself-she'dfelt the terrifying power of love.
15
It was a heart-crackingly difficult thing to do and a terrifying responsibility.
16
We have seen the future, and it's not just amazing, it's terrifying.
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Australia
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South Africa
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Ireland
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