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terrifying in Italian

terrifying in Italian is terrificante, spaventoso, terribile — terrifying means causing intense fear.

terrifying in Italian

terrificante
adj
Frightening or intimidating.
spaventoso
adj
Frightening or intimidating.
terribile
adj
Frightening or intimidating.

What does "terrifying" mean?

  1. adj Causing intense fear.
    "It was a terrifying experience being caught in the storm at sea."
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terrifying in a sentence

  • It was a terrifying experience being caught in the storm at sea.
  • The roller coaster looked terrifying from the ground.

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What is "terrifying" in Italian?

"terrifying" in Italian is terrificante, spaventoso, terribile. terrifying means: Causing intense fear.

How do you use "terrifying" in a sentence?

Example: "It was a terrifying experience being caught in the storm at sea." In Italian, "terrifying" is terrificante, spaventoso, terribile.

Are there other ways to say "terrifying" in Italian?

Yes — Italian has 3 translations listed for "terrifying": terrificante, spaventoso, terribile.

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