bogeyman in Greek
bogeyman in Greek is μπαμπούλας — bogeyman means an imaginary monster used to frighten children into good behavior.
bogeyman in Greek
μπαμπούλας
Pronounced: baboulas
A menacing, ghost-like monster in children's stories.
What does "bogeyman" mean?
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noun An imaginary monster used to frighten children into good behavior.
"Parents warned that the bogeyman would come if they didn't go to sleep."
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noun Any exaggerated threat used to frighten or manipulate people.
"Politicians often invoke a foreign bogeyman to rally support."
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bogeyman in a sentence
- Parents warned that the bogeyman would come if they didn't go to sleep.
- Politicians often invoke a foreign bogeyman to rally support.
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What is "bogeyman" in Greek?
"bogeyman" in Greek is μπαμπούλας. bogeyman means: An imaginary monster used to frighten children into good behavior.
How do you pronounce μπαμπούλας?
"bogeyman" in Greek is μπαμπούλας, pronounced "baboulas".
How do you use "bogeyman" in a sentence?
Example: "Parents warned that the bogeyman would come if they didn't go to sleep." In Greek, "bogeyman" is μπαμπούλας.
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