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Definition of frisson - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
sudden feelingsudden strong feeling, often like a shiver or thrill
- She felt a frisson run down her spine.
- A frisson ran through the audience.
- She felt a frisson when the lights dimmed.
Origin of frisson
French, frisson (shiver)
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frisson
momentary feeling of fear or excitement
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- French:frisson, ...
- German:Schauer, ...
- Italian:brivido, ...
- Spanish:escalofrío, ...
- Portuguese:frisson, ...
- Chinese:战栗, ...
- Japanese:ぞくっとする感覚, ...
- Arabic:رَعْشَة, ...
- Hebrew:צַמְרוֹרֶת, ...
- Russian:трепет, ...
- Ukrainian:тремтіння, ...
- Hindi:सिहरन, ...
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