English to Lithuanian Meaning of horror - siaubas

Horror :
siaubas

baimė, bijojimas, išgąstis, siaubas, žadintuvas

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Definitions of horror in English
Noun(1) intense and profound fear(2) something that inspires horror; something horrible(3) intense aversion
Examples of horror in English
(1) In part, a horror of my own past position has made me moderate and democractically-minded.(2) Given their strong showing in the early rounds of the Celtic League, there is shock and horror in the valleys at the performances of the Welsh sides in the Heineken Cup.(3) Let's hope not, as it has the potential to be a wonderful mixture of film noir and horror .(4) He thinks Anse is a horror of a human being to throw Darl down in the public street and handcuff him and to pour concrete on Cash's leg, forever destroying it.(5) But Toby doesn't react with horror or disgust or shock, instead complaining that Bree lied to him.(6) The science fiction and horror genres have often served as mirrors of the troubles and fears of the time.(7) We see the human face every day, and though it affects us in many ways, fear and horror would not normally be among those emotions.(8) Mann proved himself adept crossing genres from comedies such as Our Man Flint to horror films like Willard.(9) Apparently - shock, horror - Britain isn't actually that baby-friendly.(10) I don't care if they made you laugh, cry, scream in shock or from horror , just tell me what they are!(11) Marty was one of the lucky few to portray both a ghoul and a biker in that legendary horror film.(12) photographs showed the horror of the tragedy(13) Emotions such as fear, horror , disgust, etc. are not intrinsically unpleasant.(14) To my shock and horror I may have to actually act on that as I've found a college in easy walking distance is actually offering classes which I can easily afford and they'll be on my day off as well.(15) Fantasy, science fiction, and horror filmmakers have been widely influenced by the Quatermass stories.(16) Newman had a horror of ÔÇÿpicture-making,ÔÇÖ almost a wish to transcend his medium.
Related Phrases of horror
(1) horror movie ::
siaubo filmas
(2) horror film ::
siaubo filmas
(3) horror story ::
Siaubo istorija
(4) in horror ::
siaubo
(5) survival horror ::
išlikimo siaubo
(6) horror show ::
siaubo Rodyti
(7) horror-stricken ::
apimtas siaubo
Synonyms
Noun
1. terror ::
siaubas
2. dismay ::
nusiminimas
4. rascal ::
nenaudėlis
5. eyesore ::
kas nors bjaurus pažiūrėti
6. repulsion ::
stūma
Antonyms
1. heaven ::
dangus
2. paradise ::
rojus
Different Forms
horror, horrors
Word Example from TV Shows
I kind of did. The part in that awful horror movie

I kind of did. The part in that awful HORROR movie

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 19

- Horror. - No. I-- I--

- Horror. - No. I-- I--

Westworld Season 2, Episode 3

so, I'm one slippery horror ahead of you.

so, I'm one slippery HORROR ahead of you.

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 21

and all the horror that goes along with all of that.

and all the HORROR that goes along with all of that.

Breaking Bad Season 4, Episode 7

I did a topless scene in a low-budget horror movie

I did a topless scene in a low-budget HORROR movie

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 1

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