Pronunciation: /ˈterəˌraɪzɪŋ/
verb to cause extreme fear or anxiety in someone
A1 The cat was terrorizing the mouse.
A2 The children were terrorizing their classmates during recess.
B1 The gang was terrorizing the neighborhood with their violent acts.
B2 The serial killer was terrorizing the city, leaving a trail of fear in his wake.
C1 The terrorist group has been terrorizing the country for years, causing widespread panic and chaos.
C2 The dictator's regime was known for terrorizing its citizens, using fear as a tool to maintain control.
adjective causing extreme fear or anxiety
A1 The loud noise was terrorizing the small dog.
A2 The horror movie was so terrorizing that I couldn't sleep.
B1 The presence of armed guards was terrorizing the local community.
B2 The serial killer was terrorizing the city with his gruesome murders.
C1 The terrorist group was terrorizing the entire region with their violent attacks.
C2 The dictator's regime was terrorizing the population into submission.
formal The government took action to stop the group terrorizing the local community.
informal The gang has been terrorizing the neighborhood for weeks now.
slang Those bullies have been terrorizing kids at school.
figurative The dark clouds loomed overhead, terrorizing the peaceful town.
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