terrorize in Latin
terrorize in Latin is terreō — terrorize means to frighten someone badly, usually by repeated threats or violence.
terrorize in Latin
terreō
To fill (someone) with terror; to terrify.
What does "terrorize" mean?
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verb To frighten someone badly, usually by repeated threats or violence.
"The gang terrorized the neighbourhood for months before the arrests."
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verb To force someone to do something through fear or intimidation.
"The dictator terrorized the population into silence."
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terrorize in a sentence
- The gang terrorized the neighbourhood for months before the arrests.
- A masked figure had been terrorizing residents with late-night phone calls.
- The dictator terrorized the population into silence.
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What is "terrorize" in Latin?
"terrorize" in Latin is terreō. terrorize means: To frighten someone badly, usually by repeated threats or violence.
How do you use "terrorize" in a sentence?
Example: "The gang terrorized the neighbourhood for months before the arrests." In Latin, "terrorize" is terreō.
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