Terror is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TERROR in dictionary:

NOUN:
• intense fear
• extreme fear
• the use of extreme fear to intimidate people
• terrorism
• a person or thing that causes extreme fear
• the period of the French Revolution between mid 1793 and July 1794 when the ruling Jacobin faction, dominated by Robespierre, ruthlessly executed anyone considered a threat to their regime.
• a person, especially a child, that causes trouble or annoyance.
• great fear
• Extreme fear; fear that agitates body and mind; violent dread; fright.
• That which excites dread; a cause of extreme fear.
• an overwhelming feeling of fear and anxiety
• a person who inspires fear or dread
• a very troublesome child
• the use of extreme fear in order to coerce people (especially for political reasons)

Words related to TERROR

terrorful12 terrorless10 terrors7

Words that contain TERROR

terrors7 bioterror11 terrorful12 terrorise9 terrorism11 terrorist9 terrorize18 bioterrors12 terrorised11 terroriser10 terrorises10 terrorisms12 terrorists10 terrorized20 terrorizer19 terrorizes19 terrorless10 terrorisers11 terrorising12 terroristic13 terrorizers20 terrorizing21 ecoterrorism16 ecoterrorist14 bioterrorism16 bioterrorist14 agroterrorism16 antiterrorism15 antiterrorist13 counterterror15 ecoterrorisms17 ecoterrorists15 terrorisation13 terrorization22 bioterrorisms17 bioterrorists15 agroterrorisms17 antiterrorisms16 antiterrorists14 counterterrors16 cyberterrorism23 cyberterrorist21 narcoterrorism18 narcoterrorist16 terrorisations14 terrorizations23 cyberterrorisms24 cyberterrorists22 narcoterrorisms19 narcoterrorists17 counterterroris17 counterterrorist18 counterterrorism20 counterterrorists19 counterterrorisms21

How to use TERROR in a sentence

• To calm that terror I would have broken every oath, have risked every penalty.
• But my surprise was converted into terror when it opened and I found within a human head that stared at me fixedly.
• The peaceable inhabitants, Catholic or Protestant, were incessantly changing from wrath to terror.
• A cold terror seized him as he leaned above his mother, who could not, indeed, stop her tears, nor tell him more than that she could not bear it, she could not.
• He knew what his disease was and what would probably be its termination, but evidently the King of Terrors had no terror for him.
• I recoiled with sudden terror, and retreated, but the wretch clasped his hands in agony, and implored me in gestures which could not be mistaken, to remain.
• He was lying back in a chair, looking very white and haggard and exhausted, casting about him glances full of expectancy and terror, and starting at every sound.
• Having a faculty for business, she engaged in successful speculations and amassed a fortune, which she carried safely through the Reign of Terror.
• Soon she saw something which caused her to forget her terror.
• Soon the name extended, and Black Eagle, the Terror of the Border, became a recognized factor in exaggerated newspaper reports and ranch gossip.
• Erebus and Wiggins dashed lightly up the stairs after the Terror.
• The Terror gave his word to snare no more pheasants the more readily since if Mrs.
• The Terror transferred two sovereigns from the purse of the princess to his own.
• Men whispered their name with averted faces, and in the eyes of the travelled ones there was the terror of sights remembered outside the mortal pale.
• One was full of doubt and terror, and death, and the other full of the pleasures of peace.
• Terror filled their hearts, for they did not at the moment know how well they had been trailed down.
• From this point the assailants swarmed into the city, where terror and confusion everywhere prevailed.
• Ellen listened with a feeling strangely compounded of delight and terror.
• At last, then, he saw that coast, so slowly made, so ardently desired! but it was now with a feeling of terror.
• There is a sort of Delight, which is alternately mixed with Terror and Sorrow, in the Contemplation of Death.
• Elena fell upon the floor and sobbed with rebellious mortification and terror.
• The mere terror might have caused fits, he would then have denounced the old woman, and she would probably have been burned.
• His terror must have been great to prompt so much courage.
• Down in this least imposing of subterranean abodes I used to tremble and thrill with passion and terror.
• In the first access of his blind terror he tried to reach the deck above through the forehatch, but was stopped by the sound of a heavy tread overhead.
• Though the experiment succeed at last, a long Reign of Terror may overwhelm us ere success is reached.

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