affraying
əˈfreɪɪŋ
Definition

Definition of affraying - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
fearfulRarecausing fear or anxietyRare
  • The affraying noise kept everyone on edge.
alarming frightening
2.
alarmingRareintended to frighten or alarmRare
  • The affraying message was meant to scare the public.
alarming frightening
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Origin of affraying

Old French, afraier (to frighten)

Examples of affraying in a sentence

  • The affraying experience left him trembling with fear.
  • The affraying sound caused panic among the villagers.
  • An affraying sight greeted them at the haunted house.

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  1. French:effrayant, alarmant, ...
  2. German:erschreckend, alarmierend, ...
  3. Italian:spaventoso, allarmante, ...
  4. Spanish:atemorizante, alarmante, ...
  5. Portuguese:amedrontador, alarmante, ...
  6. Chinese:令人恐惧, 令人恐惧的, ...
  7. Japanese:恐ろしい, 警告的な, ...
  8. Arabic:مُخِيف, مُفْزِع, ...
  9. Hebrew:מַפְחִיד, ...
  10. Russian:пугающий, тревожный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:лякаючий, страшний, ...
  12. Hindi:डरावना, चौंकाने वाला, ...
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