terrified
ˈtɛrɪfaɪd
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Adjective

emotioncaused to feel sudden intense fear
  • The sudden scream left him terrified.
  • She was terrified by the thunderstorm.
  • The haunted house left the children terrified.
frightened petrified scared
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Origin of terrified

Latin, terrere (to frighten) + -fy (to make)

Terms with terrified included in their meaning

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scaredadj.
feeling
very afraid or terrified by something or someone
scare someone
make someone extremely scared or terrified
sudden shock
leave someone terrified and frozen in place
extreme fear
make someone extremely afraid or terrified
terror
cause someone to fear deeply or be completely terrified
fear
feel very afraid or terrified
sudden fear
feel very anxious or terrified suddenly
fear
extremely frightened or terrified

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  1. French:terrifié, ...
  2. German:verängstigt, ...
  3. Italian:terrorizzato, ...
  4. Spanish:aterrorizado, ...
  5. Portuguese:apavorado, ...
  6. Chinese:吓了一跳的, ...
  7. Japanese:恐怖に襲われた, ...
  8. Arabic:مَذْعور, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְפֻחָד, ...
  10. Russian:в ужасе, ...
  11. Ukrainian:наляканий, ...
  12. Hindi:भयभीत, ...
terrify
ˈtɛrəˌfaɪ
terrifies

Definition of terrify - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.
fearcause someone to feel extreme fear
  • The haunted house is designed to terrify visitors.
  • The loud thunder would terrify the children.
  • Horror movies terrify my little brother.
frighten intimidate
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frighten someone very much
The horror movie terrified the living daylights out of me.

Origin of terrify

Latin, terrere (to frighten)

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  1. French:terrifier, ...
  2. German:erschrecken, ...
  3. Italian:terrorizzare, ...
  4. Spanish:espantar, ...
  5. Portuguese:aterrorizar, ...
  6. Chinese:使极度恐惧, ...
  7. Japanese:怖がらせる, ...
  8. Arabic:أَفْزَعَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְהַטִּיל אֵימָה עַל, ...
  10. Russian:пугать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:лякати, ...
  12. Hindi:भयभीत करना, ...

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