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frightfulness's Usage Examples:

bitterness of the war by issuing what were known as the "orders of frightfulness" against the Provisional government on 30 November 1922.

in The New York Times, "Irving Pichel, the director, has muted the frightfulness of war and shown it through suggestion instead of displaying it realistically.

Schrecklichkeit (German "terror" or "frightfulness") is a word used by English speakers to describe an assumed military policy of the German Army towards.

The frightfulness of the 1848 revolution, and the moral damage it revealed in many areas.

A delightful frightfulness.

Francs-tireurs, led the Germans to implement a policy of schrecklichkeit (frightfulness) against Belgian civilians soon after the invasion, in which massacres.

undergone such untold suffering that it is time to put an end to this frightfulness.

The close scrutiny of German thought induced by "Hun" frightfulness in this war has revealed abhorrent qualities hitherto unknown, and to.

at the Wayback Machine "German policy was based on Schrecklichkeit ("dreadfulness" or "frightfulness").

French casualties had been exaggerated by propaganda against German "frightfulness" and that in 1998, Olivier Lepick had estimated that 800–1,400 men were.

Synonyms:

dreadfulness, gruesomeness, ghastliness, terribleness, luridness, awfulness, grimness, horridness,

Antonyms:

pleasantness, ease,