terror in Irish
terror in Irish is scéin, uafás — terror means intense fear.
terror in Irish
scéin
uafás
What does "terror" mean?
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noun Intense fear.
"She screamed in terror when the lights went out."
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noun Violence intended to create widespread fear, especially for political ends.
"The country has suffered several acts of terror in recent years."
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noun A person or thing that causes great fear, or (informally) a badly behaved person.
"Their toddler is an absolute terror at bedtime."
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terror in a sentence
- She screamed in terror when the lights went out.
- The hostages lived in terror for three days.
- The country has suffered several acts of terror in recent years.
- Their toddler is an absolute terror at bedtime.
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What is "terror" in Irish?
"terror" in Irish is scéin, uafás. terror means: Intense fear.
How do you use "terror" in a sentence?
Example: "She screamed in terror when the lights went out." In Irish, "terror" is scéin, uafás.
Are there other ways to say "terror" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "terror": scéin, uafás.
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