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Meanings of terror (terrors) in English
Usage of terrors in English
1
Come, deal openly with us; new ideas have no terrors for us.
2
The terrors of the law make up the majesty of the judge.
3
HG See also: The Fear -funny types discuss their darkest terrors.
4
My four year old has had night terrors every night since Christmas.
5
The days in prison are interminable, and the nights have nameless terrors.
6
It is a moody monster not catalogued in the list of terrors.
7
But in 1868 terrors occurred which are without precedent in island history.
8
The night held its own terrors, and made even brave men afraid.
9
She had known him all along, in that place kept for terrors.
10
The theory of holding property in common had no terrors for him.
11
Hades had lost its terrors; no place could be found for it.
12
Death has no terrors for them; they never give it a thought.
13
Meanwhile, dark and superstitious terrors were at work in the Grecian camp.
14
The next day was become one of the terrors of his life.
15
Portia was very proud of how composed Sidonie was, given yesterday's terrors.
16
The fear of thirst is to them the greatest of all terrors.
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Terrors across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common