terrifying in Spanish
terrifying in Spanish is aterrador, terrorífico, acojonante — terrifying means causing intense fear.
terrifying in Spanish
aterrador
Frightening or intimidating.
terrorífico
Frightening or intimidating.
acojonante
Frightening or intimidating.
aterrorizante
Frightening or intimidating.
terrífico
Frightening or intimidating.
acojonante
Of a formidable nature; terrific.
What does "terrifying" mean?
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adj Causing intense fear.
"The terrifying noise from the cellar made everyone in the house freeze."
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terrifying in a sentence
- The terrifying noise from the cellar made everyone in the house freeze.
- It was a terrifying experience being caught in the storm at sea.
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What is "terrifying" in Spanish?
"terrifying" in Spanish is aterrador, terrorífico, acojonante. terrifying means: Causing intense fear.
How do you use "terrifying" in a sentence?
Example: "The terrifying noise from the cellar made everyone in the house freeze." In Spanish, "terrifying" is aterrador, terrorífico, acojonante.
Are there other ways to say "terrifying" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 5 translations listed for "terrifying": aterrador, terrorífico, acojonante, aterrorizante, terrífico.
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