frightening in Spanish
frightening in Spanish is aterrador, alarmante, terrible — frightening means causing fear; scary.
frightening in Spanish
aterrador
Causing fear; or capable of causing fear; scary.
alarmante
Causing fear; or capable of causing fear; scary.
terrible
(figuratively) Awful, terrible, very bad.
What does "frightening" mean?
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adj Causing fear; scary.
"It was a frightening experience being alone in the dark house."
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adj Informally, extremely bad or shocking.
"His handwriting is frightening — I can barely read a word of it."
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frightening in a sentence
- It was a frightening experience being alone in the dark house.
- The statistics on climate change are frightening.
- His handwriting is frightening — I can barely read a word of it.
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What is "frightening" in Spanish?
"frightening" in Spanish is aterrador, alarmante, terrible. frightening means: Causing fear; scary.
How do you use "frightening" in a sentence?
Example: "It was a frightening experience being alone in the dark house." In Spanish, "frightening" is aterrador, alarmante, terrible.
Are there other ways to say "frightening" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 3 translations listed for "frightening": aterrador, alarmante, terrible.
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