terrorism in Irish
terrorism in Irish is sceimhlitheoireacht — terrorism means the climate of fear and harsh control enforced by the French government during the Terror of the 1790s.
terrorism in Irish
sceimhlitheoireacht
(historical) The system of fear and intimidation put into place during the Reign of Terror in Revolutionary France around 1793-94.
What does "terrorism" mean?
- noun The climate of fear and harsh control enforced by the French government during the Terror of the 1790s.
- noun Illegal violent acts aimed at people or property, carried out to push through political goals.
- noun The use of threats or bullying to frighten people.
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noun (informal) An intentional misspelling of 'tourism'.
"He wrote terrorism on the poster instead of tourism, and everyone laughed."
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terrorism in a sentence
- He wrote terrorism on the poster instead of tourism, and everyone laughed.
- The sign advertising the seaside town had a typo, terrorism, in place of the correct word.
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What is "terrorism" in Irish?
"terrorism" in Irish is sceimhlitheoireacht. terrorism means: The climate of fear and harsh control enforced by the French government during the Terror of the 1790s.
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