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To fill with shock and horror
To greatly offend or outrage someone
To fill with disgust or revulsion
To diminish the confidence or courage of
To mentally worry or torment
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Verb
▲
To fill with shock and horror
scare
shock
frighten
alarm
terrify
appal
UK
intimidate
horrify
daunt
affright
upset
unnerve
disconcert
petrify
dismay
shake
jolt
distress
floor
throw
faze
consternate
astound
get to
shake up
knock for a loop
panic
startle
spook
terrorize
US
fright
alarum
awe
scarify
terrorise
UK
scare to death
cow
disturb
perturb
strike terror into
scare the bejesus out of
make one's hair stand on end
fluster
agitate
rattle
disquiet
worry
chill
deter
discourage
fill with fear
scare stiff
put the wind up
make one's blood run cold
scare the pants off
scare someone out of their wits
put the fear of God into
scare the living daylights out of
throw into a blue funk
browbeat
ruffle
stun
discomfort
perplex
unhinge
dishearten
repel
demoralize
US
stiff
disburb
demoralise
UK
bother
scare witless
scare away
frighten to death
curdle the blood
scare off
make teeth chatter
chill to the bone
give someone goose pimples
fill with terror
frighten the living daylights out of
throw into a panic
frighten out of your wits
make one's flesh creep
give one the creeps
bully
overawe
subdue
depress
torment
send chills down the spine of
freeze
paralyze
US
paralyse
UK
stupefy
inspire panic in
strike terror in
knock for six
stir up
paralyse with fear
frighten the life out of
scare the life out of
send into a cold sweat
frighten someone out of their wits
strike fear into
scare the pants off of
make someone shake in their shoes
scare the hell out of
unman
unsettle
frighten off
discompose
trouble
move
make someone jump out of their skin
freeze your blood
scare someone half to death
get the wind up
throw into a fright
give someone the heebie-jeebies
chill to the marrow
discomfit
confuse
jar
traumatize
US
abash
embarrass
mess with someone's head
traumatise
UK
do someone's head in
throw off balance
unstring
knock props out
throw a curve
make waves
take aback
nonplus
discountenance
confound
mortify
annoy
vex
puzzle
dumbfound
muddle
mystify
irritate
put off
bulldoze
silly
scare the daylights out of
more ❯
“The scene before them was enough to
appall
the stoutest heart.”
Verb
▲
To greatly offend or outrage someone
outrage
affront
offend
scandalise
UK
scandalize
US
dishearten
shock
appal
UK
horrify
disgust
stun
sicken
stagger
revolt
surprise
startle
upset
nauseate
astound
rock
floor
amaze
astonish
perturb
discompose
agitate
disturb
disconcert
repel
unnerve
jolt
electrify
take aback
give offence to
shake up
bowl over
knock for six
set someone back on their heels
galvanize
US
galvanise
UK
stop someone in their tracks
throw off balance
throw a curveball
knock sideways
spring on
knock over
cause a few raised eyebrows amongst
raise eyebrows amongst
cause raised eyebrows
disquiet
unsettle
traumatize
US
shake
distress
dumbfound
provoke
displease
stupefy
daze
bewilder
throw
dumfound
jar
flabbergast
paralyse
UK
dismay
anger
abash
overcome
overwhelm
antagonize
US
paralyze
US
traumatise
UK
thunderstrike
antagonise
UK
numb
devastate
awe
insult
throw a curve
give a turn
knock out
make someone's blood run cold
completely surprise
take the wind out of your sails
gross out
raise someone's eyebrows
hit like ton of bricks
shake out of your complacency
alarm
terrify
scare
frighten
intimidate
harrow
daunt
petrify
distress greatly
make one's hair stand on end
more ❯
“Her recent behavior would
appall
her father and stepmother who still reeled over the lurid scandal.”
Verb
▲
To fill with disgust or revulsion
disgust
revolt
nauseate
sicken
repulse
gross out
turn off
make sick
be distasteful to
be repulsive to
repel
offend
upset
shock
reluct
appal
UK
unhinge
disorder
unsettle
derange
affect
turn
afflict
make your gorge rise
put off
be repugnant to
make someone feel nauseous
make someone want to throw up
turn stomach
“Few scents can
appall
creatures who regularly revel in the miasma of the swamp, the stench of the charnel house, the reek of the grave.”
Verb
▲
To diminish the confidence or courage of
discourage
dishearten
dispirit
dismay
depress
daunt
demoralise
UK
demoralize
US
deject
distress
unnerve
cow
crush
chill
alarm
abash
dash
unman
trouble
scare
bother
frustrate
afflict
vex
awe
confuse
disappoint
try
overawe
irk
droop
prostrate
repress
cast down
make despondent
weigh heavily on
make downhearted
psych out
beat down
dampen the spirits of
break one's heart
put a damper on
cause to lose heart
dampen someone's hopes
take the wind out of your sails
cause to lose hope
frighten
horrify
terrify
upset
startle
disturb
intimidate
oppress
appal
UK
shock
shake
perturb
sadden
discompose
concern
confound
discomfit
disconcert
unsettle
surprise
faze
panic
discountenance
take aback
shake up
rattle
ail
exercise
flurry
fuss
hagride
disquiet
spook
disillusion
alarum
frazzle
worry
paralyse
UK
distemper
distract
undo
psych
agitate
chagrin
unhinge
discomfort
derail
disenchant
affright
pother
disgruntle
fluster
throw off balance
snafu
let down
weird out
freak out
throw
nonplus
paralyze
US
embarrass
perplex
mystify
flummox
terrorise
UK
dumbfound
bewilder
puzzle
terrorize
US
knock sideways
get to
put off
mess up
knock for six
foul up
screw up
fill with consternation
louse up
muck up
give a turn
throw into a tizzy
put the wind up
dampen
weigh down
burden
bum out
desolate
deter
get down
throw cold water on
pour cold water on
sap
enervate
bring down
damp
grieve
knock the stuffing out of
aggrieve
make unhappy
make sad
make gloomy
subdue
give someone the blues
bug
humble
mortify
weaken
undermine
devitalize
disparage
exasperate
annoy
torment
embitter
debilitate
irritate
deflate
bring low
harrow
anger
make someone fed up
hang over
bring tears to your eyes
sour
dash hopes
dampen spirits
make one's heart bleed
enfeeble
overwhelm
disempower
humiliate
disincline
make dejected
dissatisfy
aggravate
cloud
abase
shatter
squash
weary
flatten
nark
put down
harass
reduce to tears
haunt
hack off
dull
chasten
make desolate
hurt
pain
cast a gloom upon
turn off
cause suffering to
make miserable
make blue
drag down
put into a funk
break someone's spirit
break someone's heart
emasculate
dispraise
cast a shadow
suppress
subjugate
lower
break
lie
lie heavy on
prey on
dampen someone's spirit
overcome
defeat
devastate
castrate
press
down
deplore
geld
infuriate
bear down on
damp down
petrify
consternate
discombobulate
floor
take the heart out of
madden
lobotomize
thwart
cast a pall over
desiccate
drain
baffle
dehydrate
cast a gloom on
dissuade
demotivate
deaden
shame
dump
miff
torture
darken
drag
beat
run down
disoblige
put into a flap
put someone off their stroke
make dispirited
make crestfallen
indispose
wound
agonize
US
jumble
disarrange
disorganize
snarl
muddle
unzip
disorder
unglue
cripple
drive crazy
make discontented
drive mad
underwhelm
sting
throw into a tizz
keep under
plague
gnaw at
pester
stress
discommode
blanket
envenom
wind up
fret
agonise
UK
burn up
rack
displease
cause anguish to
strain
break the heart of
rile
make wretched
gall
cut to the quick
harsh someone's mellow
cause someone to lose their composure
send up
blow out
blow up
take apart
bear down
make someone's heart bleed
alienate
poison
antagonize
US
take steam out
snub
destroy
debunk
belittle
quash
dash the hopes of
stamp out
shatter the illusions of
burst bubble
knock the wind out of
give someone the hump
harsh one's mellow
knock down
let wind out of sails
puncture balloon
kick in the teeth
take down a peg or two
shoot down
take down
cut down to size
let down easy
disaffect
empoison
make resentful
make bitter
jaundice
exacerbate
rankle
worsen
acidulate
antagonise
UK
bitter
estrange
venom
make rancorous
acerbate
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Verb
▲
To mentally worry or torment
haunt
trouble
torment
bother
plague
worry
oppress
torture
bedevil
vex
disturb
burden
beset
harass
bug
hound
beleaguer
rack
agonise
UK
agonize
US
harrow
agitate
besiege
discomfit
disquiet
appal
UK
nettle
gnaw at
lie heavy on
weigh on
weigh heavily on
nag at
come back to haunt
be a weight on one's mind
weigh heavily on one's mind
afflict
nag
distress
weigh down
niggle
annoy
harry
persecute
hang over
pester
aggravate
be a burden to
concern
upset
assail
perturb
curse
excruciate
anguish
dog
badger
hassle
prey on
cause anxiety to
prey on your mind
weigh heavily on someone's mind
disconcert
depress
discompose
irk
irritate
fret
obsess
perplex
tease
pain
be a burden on
take over
get to
rankle with
press down on
drive up the wall
niggle at
be a great weight on
take control of
cause suffering to
give someone grief
blight
bedog
grizzle
importune
mither
be prey to
bend someone's ear
inflict anguish on
be the victim of
grieve
fluster
exercise
fester
lie heavily on
cast down
provoke
unnerve
rattle
ruffle
unhinge
discomfort
unsettle
beleague
wear
gnaw
rankle
weigh
flurry
frazzle
eat at
cause anxiety
be bothered
get down
preoccupy
faze
be a weight on someone's mind
strain
eat away at
possess
grind at
stir up
cause concern to
make uncomfortable
make anxious
burn up
make uneasy
cause discomfort to
affect
attack
embarrass
overwhelm
hamper
entangle
aggress
ride
pick on
put the squeeze on
give a hard time
jump on one's case
give a bad time
give the business
fall on
fall upon
start in on
give the needle
hurt
alarm
sadden
dismay
wound
fuss
ail
gall
mortify
sting
distemper
try
make miserable
weird out
freak out
cut to the quick
needle
distract
move
alarum
stress
hagride
undo
derail
make wretched
cause anguish to
affront
touch
aggrieve
cut
puzzle
sear
discombobulate
chafe
pother
do someone's head in
shake up
make waves
confound
confuse
occupy
work up
bewilder
discountenance
occupy thoughts
make someone scratch their head
muddle
disorder
stab
disarrange
make a scene
make fretful
stew
sweat
fear
spook
cause anguish
prick
cause someone distress
cause pain
grind
psych
interrupt
lie heavy on someone's mind
weigh heavy on someone's mind
hack you off
flip out
strike
stir
excite
offend
insult
tax
rouse
thrill
slight
scare
pierce
outrage
throw
despair
dis
frighten
diss
disrespect
test
slap
mess with someone's head
tear
sweat out
tantalise
UK
goad
tantalize
US
hector
dun
get
shock
traumatize
US
heckle
crucify
traumatise
UK
give offence to
dump on
put down
hurt somebody's feelings
tear to pieces
do in
hurt the feelings of
prod
henpeck
peck at
harp on at
moan at
grumble at
pick at
work on
find fault with
be on your back
keep complaining to
deject
dispirit
dishearten
bring down
dampen spirits
crush
break one's heart
discommode
discourage
put into a funk
hack off
make blue
exasperate
nark
displease
chasten
bum out
put a damper on
break the heart of
rile
drag down
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