Verb:

திகிலுறச்செய்,

frightens's Usage Examples:

Since the dawn of thinking, fire has held mystical properties that, despite its simplicity, still fascinates as well as frightens us.

He stomps the small guy, then a noise frightens him and he runs to the camera.

If the idea of wearing an animal print intrigues and frightens you at the same time, have no fear: You can still pull the look off.

I can't explain it, but it frightens me.

And sometimes, all this weird talk frightens me.

it frightens me," Cynthia said with a shudder.

They are frequently shaky, which frightens some children, or the rungs are so far apart that children's short legs cannot easily step from one to another.

Shipton is dead, it frightens me.

If you find yourself asking, how do I make a ghost costume that actually frightens passerbys come Halloween night, you'll want to add a few more ghastly details and special effects to your costume idea.

What is it about childbirth that frightens you?So, if someone upsets or frightens you, remember that you can always end the connection.

Just the prospect frightens me to death.

Synonyms:

dismay, consternate, dread, scare, shake, terrorize, alarm, intimidate, appall, awe, spook, bluff, stimulate, affright, terrify, shake up, fear, appal, horrify, excite, stir, terrorise, fright,

Antonyms:

desensitise, depress, unafraid, fearlessness, afraid,