terrify in Latin
terrify in Latin is terreō — terrify means to frighten someone severely.
terrify in Latin
terreō
To frighten greatly; to fill with terror.
What does "terrify" mean?
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verb To frighten someone severely.
"The horror film terrified half the audience."
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terrify in a sentence
- The horror film terrified half the audience.
- Thunderstorms terrify our dog.
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What is "terrify" in Latin?
"terrify" in Latin is terreō. terrify means: To frighten someone severely.
How do you use "terrify" in a sentence?
Example: "The horror film terrified half the audience." In Latin, "terrify" is terreō.
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