scary in Greek
scary in Greek is τρομακτικός — scary means causing fear or unease.
scary in Greek
τρομακτικός
Pronounced: tromaktikos
(informal) To a scary extent; scarily.
What does "scary" mean?
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adjective Causing fear or unease.
"The abandoned house looked scary at night."
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scary in a sentence
- The abandoned house looked scary at night.
- It's scary how fast technology is changing.
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What is "scary" in Greek?
"scary" in Greek is τρομακτικός. scary means: Causing fear or unease.
How do you pronounce τρομακτικός?
"scary" in Greek is τρομακτικός, pronounced "tromaktikos".
How do you use "scary" in a sentence?
Example: "The abandoned house looked scary at night." In Greek, "scary" is τρομακτικός.
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