భయం లేదా భయం లేదా పానిక్,

Adjective:

రక్తము కట్టుట, భయంకరమైన, స్కేరీ,

direful's Usage Examples:

Albigensians: "Our merciful God, as you know, raised up against these most direful enemies a most holy man, the illustrious parent and founder of the Dominican.

stormed many towns and were besieging others, when there was everywhere direful devastation, and when the Roman Empire was tottering in evident distress.

Yet in this direful chaos you"d compose A general bliss from individuals" woes? Oh worthless.

readers that they have no cause for alarm, and need lose no sleep over these direful predictions.

hills south-westward, where, during the night, we saw their camp fires, a direful moaning chant arose.

far did he go in his presumption, that when a soothsayer once reported direful inwards [sic] without a heart, he said: "They will be more favourable when.

The 1913 Webster defines "funest" as "lamentable, doleful" and refers to Coleridge: "Funest and direful deaths.

In which a plain and easy method of curing that disease under its most direful symptoms, is discover"d.

involving suffering or fire, although it nevertheless describes it as a "direful condition".

publishing Cynthia, containing direfull sonnets, madrigalls and passionate intercourses, describing his repudiate affections expressed in loves owne language.

London, Bernard Lintot Achilles" wrath, to Greece the direful spring Of woes unnumber"d, heavenly goddess, sing! Tickell, Thomas 1685–1740, poet 1715.

been justified to run such a risk and to expose them and myself to this direful catastrophe? In the case of a Musulman (sic) who was condemned for Blasphemy.

burst from young and old, When to the slaughtered Sinclair"s friends The direful tale was told! The shrieking mother wrung her hands, The maiden tore her.

Synonyms:

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

Antonyms:

unalarming, good, ordinary, mild, noncritical,