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An intense feeling of fear, shock, or disgust
“I note with horror that scoundrels are attempting to infiltrate our systems.”
A feeling of intense outrage or dismay
“I must voice my horror that this should be allowed.”
A feeling of intense alarm or apprehension
“He stooped and stared in horror at the thought of losing the keys again, this time in the toilet.”
A thing causing a feeling of horror, especially due to depravity
“This is maybe how the world avoids a horror of the kind it has never seen.”
A bad or mischievous person, especially a child
“She tends to dote on her little horror, as any mother would.”
A continuing state of great pain, torment or unhappiness
“Recent history raises the question of how to respond to the intensity and horror of war.”
A displeasing and prominently ugly sight
“It's disconcerting that locals and tourists have to witness this horror of a sculpture right in the heart of the city.”
A strong aversion or dislike
“Our horror of snakes may have evolved because a natural revulsion to them was beneficial to our survival.”
Any imagined fear or threat, or a fear presumed larger than it really is
A difficult or very unpleasant person or thing
A state of depression or despondency
(count noun) Something which prevents a being from experiencing happiness or good in their lives, or inflicting harm
A feeling of outrage or offense
An unstable time or period, usually marked by intense difficulty or danger
A genre of imaginative fiction involving magic and adventure, especially in a setting other than the real world
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