terrifying

IPA: tˈɛrʌfaɪɪŋ

Examples of "terrifying" in Sentences

What's most terrifying is that it's true, exaggerated as it seems.
Even more terrifying is the increasing Islamisation of the police.
And the middle class lives in terrifying "economic insecurity." ...
But there was one – Gregori, the Dark One – who held her in terrifying thrall.
Earlier, Sullivan had tweeted concerns about what he described as "terrifying" weather.
One passenger captured the images of the incident and later described what he calls a terrifying scene.
Gloomy and takes a somewhat sadistic pleasure in terrifying enemies, but has some sense of right and wrong.
And less than an hour earlier, Sullivan had tweeted his concerns about what he described as "terrifying" weather.
What's even MORE terrifying is that some people take her fanatical views seriously. (even congress) What is this world coming to?
University investigators, however, couldn't determine whether Sullivan "felt unsafe and pressure to stay in the lift," specifically questioning his use of the word "terrifying."