frightener

fright·en

F0328500 (frīt′n)v. fright·ened, fright·en·ing, fright·ens v.tr.1. To fill with fear; alarm.2. To drive or force by arousing fear: The suspect was frightened into confessing.v.intr. To become afraid: told ghost stories to campers who frightened easily.

fright′en·er n.fright′en·ing·ly adv.Synonyms: frighten, scare, alarm, terrify, terrorize, startle, panic
These verbs mean to cause a person to experience fear. Frighten and the more informal scare are the most widely applicable: "The Count's mysterious warning frightened me at the time" (Bram Stoker).We scared each other telling ghost stories before bed.
Alarm implies a state of fearful anxiety, often brought on suddenly: The sight of the approaching shark alarmed the swimmers.
Terrify implies overwhelming, often paralyzing fear: "It is the coming of death that terrifies me" (Oscar Wilde).
To terrorize is to strike fear into another, often for purposes of coercion: "The decent citizen was terrorized into paying public blackmail" (Arthur Conan Doyle).
Startle suggests a momentary fright that may cause a sudden, involuntary movement of the body: The clap of thunder startled us.
Panic implies sudden frantic fear that often impairs self-control and rationality: The realistic radio drama panicked the listeners who tuned in after it had begun.

frightener

(ˈfraɪtənə) n1. a person or thing that causes fear2. put the frighteners on informal Brit to intimidate

单词	frightener
释义	frightener fright·en F0328500 (frīt′n)v. fright·ened, fright·en·ing, fright·ens v.tr.1. To fill with fear; alarm.2. To drive or force by arousing fear: The suspect was frightened into confessing.v.intr. To become afraid: told ghost stories to campers who frightened easily. fright′en·er n.fright′en·ing·ly adv.Synonyms: frighten, scare, alarm, terrify, terrorize, startle, panic These verbs mean to cause a person to experience fear. Frighten and the more informal scare are the most widely applicable: "The Count's mysterious warning frightened me at the time" (Bram Stoker).We scared each other telling ghost stories before bed. Alarm implies a state of fearful anxiety, often brought on suddenly: The sight of the approaching shark alarmed the swimmers. Terrify implies overwhelming, often paralyzing fear: "It is the coming of death that terrifies me" (Oscar Wilde). To terrorize is to strike fear into another, often for purposes of coercion: "The decent citizen was terrorized into paying public blackmail" (Arthur Conan Doyle). Startle suggests a momentary fright that may cause a sudden, involuntary movement of the body: The clap of thunder startled us. Panic implies sudden frantic fear that often impairs self-control and rationality: The realistic radio drama panicked the listeners who tuned in after it had begun. frightener (ˈfraɪtənə) n1. a person or thing that causes fear2. put the frighteners on informal Brit to intimidate IdiomsSeefrighten
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