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To instill terror in someone.
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What is the noun form of terrorise?
TERROR
How did the monster terrorise the mead hall?
If you watch the movie you'll know!!
What is cultural violence?
Fomenting one part of society from the same society to terrorise
What are some of the different ways people terrorise?
Suspicious question, imo. i need an answer for a project.
What does Bangladesh do with the foreign aid they receive?
Make and buy weapons so that they can terrorise indians
What is the verb for terrorism?
TerrorizeVerb: Create and maintain a state of extreme fear and distress in (someone); fill with terror: "he used his army to terrorize the population".to terrorize (or terrorise)
Why did the Luftwaffe bomb cities?
The Luftwaffe bombed cities to terrorise the citizens into pressuring their government to surrender.
Do bullies bully their parents?
age doesn't mean nothing, i have known people to bully people 8 years older than them proper terrorise them, and it would all depend on how much of a lunatic the bully was to bully there parents.
How did centaurs terrorise people?
There were a great many ways in which centaurs have terrorized people. These centaurs would chase people with bows and arrows for example.
What are the disadvantages of using E numbers in foods?
scientists have discovered that e-numbers are an excellent source of chemicals for your kids. they help increase their brain speed and also turns them into a ginormous rage monster that will terrorise the city of New York!! enjoy.
What are the advantages and disadvantages of using E-numbers in food?
scientists have discovered that e-numbers are an excellent source of chemicals for your kids. they help increase their brain speed and also turns them into a ginormous rage monster that will terrorise the city of New York!! enjoy.
Is northern Ireland a democratic country?
No. It's sectarian, 96% Protestant police-force terrorise Catholics and fix votes. By U.N. and E.U. charters and laws, it is illegally occupied by Britian, but for some reason still recognized.
