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horror

/ˈhɒr.ər/

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noun

/ˈhɒr.ər/B1formalart
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее интенсивное чувство страха, шока или отвращения, часто связанное с пугающими или тревожными переживаниями, историями или жанрами.

A noun referring to an intense feeling of fear, shock, or disgust, often associated with frightening or disturbing experiences, stories, or genres.

  1. Intense fearB1formal

    An intense feeling of fear, shock, or disgust.

    ruУжас

    • She screamed in horror when she saw the accident.
    • The horror of the situation left everyone speechless.
    • He watched the movie with a sense of growing horror.

    Synonymsalarmconsternationdreadfearfrightpanicterrortrepidation

  2. A2formal

    A genre of fiction, film, or art intended to scare, frighten, or shock the audience.

    ruУжасы

    • She loves reading horror novels before bed.
    • The film is a classic horror movie from the 1970s.
    • Horror stories often feature supernatural elements.
  3. Something very unpleasantB2informal

    An extremely unpleasant or shocking event or thing.

    ruУжас

    • The kitchen was a horror after the party.
    • The traffic this morning was an absolute horror.
    • The exam was a horror; I barely finished on time.

    Synonymsabominationafflictionatrocitycalamitycatastrophedisasternightmareordealtraumatribulation

Forms
  • horrors plural form
  • horrors' possessive plural form
  • horror's possessive singular form
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