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horror

/ˈhɒr.ər/

A very strong feeling of fear, shock, or disgust. It is also a word used to describe movies or stories that are intended to be scary.

Exemplos

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1

I don't like to watch horror movies alone at night.

I don't like to watch horror movies alone at night.

2

The witnesses spoke with horror about the accident.

The witnesses spoke with horror about the accident.

3

The look of horror on his face was actually quite funny.

The look of horror on his face was actually quite funny.

Família de palavras

Substantivo
horror
Verb
horrify
Advérbio
horribly
Adjetivo
horrible
Relacionado
horridness
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Dica de memorização

Think of the 'H' in horror as the sound of a heavy breath when someone is shocked or gasping in fear.

Quiz rápido

She stared in ____ as the giant spider crawled across the floor.

Correto!

A resposta correta é: horror

Exemplos

1

I don't like to watch horror movies alone at night.

everyday

I don't like to watch horror movies alone at night.

2

The witnesses spoke with horror about the accident.

formal

The witnesses spoke with horror about the accident.

3

The look of horror on his face was actually quite funny.

informal

The look of horror on his face was actually quite funny.

4

The author examines the psychological horror of isolation.

academic

The author examines the psychological horror of isolation.

5

To my horror, I realized I had sent the email to the wrong client.

business

To my horror, I realized I had sent the email to the wrong client.

Família de palavras

Substantivo
horror
Verb
horrify
Advérbio
horribly
Adjetivo
horrible
Relacionado
horridness

Colocações comuns

horror movie horror movie
look of horror look of horror
scream in horror scream in horror
sense of horror sense of horror
sheer horror sheer horror

Frases Comuns

to one's horror

to one's shock or fear

in horror

feeling very shocked or scared

the horrors of

the very bad things about a situation

Frequentemente confundido com

horror vs terror

Terror is usually pure extreme fear, while horror often includes a feeling of disgust or being shocked.

horror vs terrible

Terrible is an adjective meaning very bad; horror is a noun meaning the feeling of fear.

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Notas de uso

Use 'horror' when you want to describe a feeling that is more than just being scared; it implies being shocked by something bad. It is also the standard name for the scary movie genre.

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Erros comuns

Don't say 'I am horror' when you mean 'I am scared'. Use 'I feel horror' or 'I am horrified'.

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Dica de memorização

Think of the 'H' in horror as the sound of a heavy breath when someone is shocked or gasping in fear.

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Origem da palavra

From the Latin word 'horrere', which means 'to stand on end' (like hair standing up when you are scared).

Padrões gramaticais

uncountable noun (for the feeling) countable noun (for the genre or specific bad events) often follows prepositions like 'in' or 'with'
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Contexto cultural

Horror is a major entertainment genre in Western culture, especially popular during the Halloween season in October.

Quiz rápido

She stared in ____ as the giant spider crawled across the floor.

Correto!

A resposta correta é: horror

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