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1. horrifying (a)
24 synonyms
| # | Word | Frequency | Likes | Number of letters | Number of synonyms |
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| 1. | abhorrent | 0.93 |
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9 letters | 30 synonyms |
| 2. | abominable | 0.71 |
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10 letters | 54 synonyms |
| 3. | abusive | 7.41 |
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7 letters | 36 synonyms |
| 4. | alarming | 3.39 |
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8 letters | 18 synonyms |
| 5. | appalling | 2.88 |
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9 letters | 45 synonyms |
| 6. | atrocious | 1.38 |
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9 letters | 34 synonyms |
| 7. | awful | 28.8 |
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5 letters | 58 synonyms |
| 8. | detestable | 0.3 |
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10 letters | 38 synonyms |
| 9. | disgusting | 17 |
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10 letters | 76 synonyms |
| 10. | dreadful | 4.57 |
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8 letters | 45 synonyms |
| 11. | frightful | 0.66 |
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9 letters | 52 synonyms |
| 12. | hateful | 3.31 |
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7 letters | 48 synonyms |
| 13. | heinous | 1.78 |
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7 letters | 33 synonyms |
| 14. | horrendous | 2.69 |
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10 letters | 21 synonym |
| 15. | horrible | 27.5 |
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8 letters | 44 synonyms |
| 16. | horrid | 1.91 |
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6 letters | 26 synonyms |
| 17. | intolerable | 1.48 |
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11 letters | 29 synonyms |
| 18. | nauseous | 1.17 |
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8 letters | 34 synonyms |
| 19. | notorious | 6.76 |
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9 letters | 41 synonym |
| 20. | oppressiveen.synonym.one | 2.82 |
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10 letters | 69 synonyms |
| 21. | outrageous | 5.89 |
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10 letters | 71 synonym |
| 22. | shocking | 12.6 |
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8 letters | 53 synonyms |
| 23. | terrible | 51.3 |
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8 letters | 58 synonyms |
| 24. | tremendous | 11.7 |
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10 letters | 51 synonym |
2. horrifying (Adjective)
1 synonym
| # | Word | Frequency | Likes | Number of letters | Number of synonyms |
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| 1. | ugly | 26.3 |
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4 letters | 66 synonyms |
1 definition
| horrifying (Adjective) — | Provoking horror 1 example |
| 1. ex. "an alarming, even horrifying, picture" |
3. horrifying (Verb)
1 synonym
| # | Word | Frequency | Likes | Number of letters | Number of synonyms |
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| 1. | dismaying | 0.06 |
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9 letters | 10 synonyms |
1 definition
| horrifying (Verb) — | Fill with apprehension or alarm; cause to be unpleasantly surprised 2 examples |
| 1. ex. "I was horrified at the thought of being late for my interview" | |
| 2. ex. "The news of the executions horrified us" |
4 types of
| # | Word | Number of letters | Number of synonyms | ||
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| 1. | affrighting | 11 letters | 0 synonyms | ||
| 2. | frightening | 11 letters | 16 synonyms | ||
| 3. | frighting | 9 letters | 0 synonyms | ||
| 4. | scaring | 7 letters | 0 synonyms |
1 type
| # | Word | Number of letters | Number of synonyms | ||
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| 1. | shocking | 8 letters | 53 synonyms |
Similar words
| — alarming | — harbinger | — harpoon |
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abhorrent, abominable, abusive, alarming, appalling, en.synonym.one, atrocious, awful, detestable, disgusting, dreadful, frightful, hateful, heinous, horrendous, horrible, horrid, intolerable, nauseous, notorious, oppressive, outrageous, shocking, terrible, tremendous, ugly, dismaying.
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