Words and phrases that have a meaning related to fright: (175 results)
Antonyms:
bravery, fearlessness
Contains:
cold sweat
Often used in the same context:
scare, willies, horror, shock, shivers, shocker, panic, dread, chills, jolt, jeebies, nightmares, spook, goose pimples, thrill, terrors, fear, goosebumps, battering, frisson, trepidation, ninepins, wipeout, jitters, thrashing, mauling, arachnophobia, walloping, startle, drubbing, stinker, petrified, slumberland, rollercoaster, fluey, shudder, mayhem, surprise, collywobbles, anxiety, ghouls, overexcitement, scarper, bite, deja vu, adrenalin, acrophobic, shriek, indigestion, frightener, stage fright, exhilaration, basilisk, delight, goose bumps, acrophobia, goose pimple, wobble, clamminess, reassurance, convulsions, heffalump, tingle, joy, nervousness, dejection, dreamland, coup de foudre, foreboding, sucker punch, euphoria, nosedive, revenge, humdinger, nose dive, shakiness, headache, heebie, whupping, zombie, igraine, suspense, shivery, hoot, goose bump, pinschers, glowworm, breather, chastening, pandemonium, banana skin, excitement, animal kingdom, disorientation, armageddon, wonderment, rollercoasters, kaboom, gentlefolk, adrenaline, thumping, terror, weariness, consternation, bewilderment, dismay, homesickness, disappointment, remorse, affright, astonishment, desperation, perplexity, tiredness, anguish, fight, milder, neurasthenic, adjustive, affective, alloying, aversive, biphasic, body, bothersome, catatonic, compensatory, complement, coupled, courier, defensive, depressive, electrochemical, explosive, fatal
More specific:
alarm, appal, appall, apprehension, apprehensiveness, awe, bluff, chill, creeps, horrify, hysteria, intimidate, intimidation, panic attack, quiver, reverence, shiver, terrify, terrorize, timidity, timidness, timorousness, veneration
Appears in the definition of:
chill, frisson, funky, quiver, restiveness, shiver, shudder, skittishness, thrill, tingle, unfrightened
More general:
emotion
Synonyms:
Also try:fearfulness, frighten
— Adjectives for fright: great, sudden, terrible, such, sheer, stage, severe, little, bad, dreadful, awful, more...
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