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Meanings of terrorize in English
Usage of terrorize in English
1
All this was done to terrorize the reactionaries and isolate the tsarevich.
2
Let her roam freely in the middle and she will terrorize defenses.
3
Probably in search of another poisonous pest with which to terrorize people.
4
Then, later, when it wanted to terrorize you, it assumed his appearance.
5
It's part of their campaign to spread frightfulness, to terrorize the world.
6
Few predators terrorize our imaginations as fiercely as the great white shark.
7
What better way to mock his efforts than to terrorize his invalid sister?
8
That he wanted first to terrorize us seemed obvious, as well.
9
The same killer expression he'd used to terrorize her last night.
10
The buccaneer crew fired another cannon to terrorize their crushed victim.
11
Meanwhile, the insurgency had learned how to hide, strategize, and terrorize as well.
12
Scammon, however, knew one person in Gridley whom he thought he could terrorize.
13
You could terrorize a troop of Cub Scouts as an encore.
14
Pending a fresh caprice, however, it amused Rosemonde to terrorize her sorry victim.
15
The thing to do was to terrorize him with a private threat of prosecution.
16
The Hounds were swift and strong, but a Gray-wolf seems to terrorize all Dogs.
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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