Adjective:

திகிலுறச்செய்,

frightening's Usage Examples:

While those around her may find Emily a bit frightening, or an unpredictable troublemaker, Emily 's not really that hard to understand.

shamblelimpses of terror were far more frightening than the shambling monsters of today.

having an ectopic pregnancy is a devastating experience for any woman but when you live far from a hospital it is even more frightening.

Dressed in dark clothes with dark hair and olive skin with a dark stare, he was both riveting and frightening.

Also the game looks stunning, and the developers ' attention to detail means the whole thing looks frighteningly realistic.

Silent black and white newsreels, for all their visual power, seem somehow less frightening, immediate, offensive than actual audio archives.

According to Martha who remained with Howie, he thrashed about the bed, frightening her.

Maybe he considered this frolicking, but to her it was frightening.

For a moment the idea of totally losing her identity was a frightening reality.

Kids who are able to read can find a selection of frightening books they can enjoy on their own, but for scary story night, when the whole family takes turns in reading, parents and kids should take part in reading these spooky tales aloud.

The answer had frightening implications with Fred O'Connor at home alone.

While I dreaded frightening my wife further, I knew I owed her the information on the motor home.

Synonyms:

dreadful, horrendous, horrific, dread, fearsome, fearful, direful, alarming, dreaded, awful, dire, terrible,

Antonyms:

noncritical, mild, ordinary, good, unalarming,