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Meanings of terrorise in inglês

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horripilar
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aterrar

Fill with terror; frighten greatly.

horripilar
Usage of terrorise in inglês
1
Beheadings, crucifixions and mass shootings have been used to terrorise their enemies.
BBC
2
These kids are used by dadas to terrorise the residents of Calcutta.
The Guardian
3
It thought it was going to terrorise my children but they fought back.
Venus In Copper
4
Many domestic abusers terrorise, injure and psychologically maim partners and children.
The Irish Times
5
Modern day pirates wield AK47 assault rifles and machetes to terrorise their victims.
The Guardian
6
This is their defence: we must terrorise this village in order to save it.
The Guardian
7
It is simple: You do what any normal goose would do and terrorise people.
The South African
8
This means that you can play with a friend and terrorise the village together.
The South African
9
Venice has suffered particularly from this ape-like impulse to hurt and terrorise enemy non-combatants.
War and the Future: Italy, France and Britain at War
10
Nish had been taken in by a trick to terrorise apprentices and unwanted visitors.
Geomancer (Well of Echoes)
11
But the Touré who can terrorise did make one appearance.
The Guardian
12
He will come back to terrorise you, perhaps to seek revenge for imaginary wrongs.
The Stowmarket Mystery; Or, A Legacy of Hate
13
The explosives do not just maim or kill, they terrorise people and animals alike.
The Irish Times
14
She is allowed to expropriate Palestinian land with impunity, and to terrorise a captive population.
The Irish Times
15
We can use words to cut people apart and to insult them and terrorise them.
The Irish Times
16
They terrorise people and animals; they cause horrific injuries.
The Irish Times
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