Adjective:

స్కేరీ, ఘర్షణ, భీకరమైన,

horrific's Usage Examples:

of horrific acts by outside groups—including cannibalism, child murder, torture and incestuous orgies can place minorities in the role of the "Other,".

cyberneticist, infamous for conducting horrific medical experiments on allegedly unconsenting subjects), Forqueray (an Ultranaut, captain of the lighthugger Apollyon).

Turlough briefly undergoes a nervous breakdown because the Tractators once attempted to invade his home world long ago; his mind contains a deep, horrific race memory of the event.

flimsy stories of this character – stories which subside into horrific dulness when the actors do not exert themselves, and when the actors do put forth.

bloodshed on a colossal scale, these horrific events stand out for the viciousness of the incendiary attack, for the obvious premeditation and calculation.

It must have been a horrific day in Bohill – with the entire community of old and young taking with them their meagre belongings and heading off to locate one of the coffin ships in Cobh or Galway.

sleepwalking scene is written principally in prose, and follows the guilt-wracked, sleepwalking Lady Macbeth as she recollects horrific images and impressions.

unveiling a mass of ignorant opinions that are at best irrelevant, at worst horrifically prejudiced.

by anaconda choke in the second round after horrifically beating and bloodying his opponent to the point of grotesquerie.

The main objective of this battle was to relieve the horrific battle at Verdun.

More critical viewers thought the series was becoming stale and boring and that it was too horrific and too far-fetched.

Signal 30 features graphic footage of crashed automobiles and their horrifically injured and dismembered occupants.

laugh or cry, with Mordrake begging doctors to remove it, claiming it whispered horrific things to him at night, before committing suicide at the age.

Synonyms:

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

Antonyms:

noncritical, mild, ordinary, good, unalarming,