Adjectives For Intense Emotions

adjective causing fear or terror; scary

• The sudden loud noise was quite frightening and caused a lot of panic among the crowd.
• I find horror movies really frightening, they always give me nightmares.
• That haunted house was so spooky, it was downright frightening!
• The thought of failing the exam was like a frightening shadow looming over her.

adjective causing fear or dread; extremely unpleasant or bad

• The company faced a lawsuit due to the horrendous working conditions in their factories.
• The movie was so bad, it was a horrendous waste of time.
• I can't believe you're still using that horrendous old phone.
• The traffic on the highway was a horrendous beast that refused to move.

adjective causing great fear or dread; terrifying

• The details of the crime scene were truly horrifying.
• I watched a really horrifying movie last night.
• That haunted house was so creepy, it was horrifying!
• The thought of failing the exam was absolutely horrifying.

adjective Agazed is an adjective that means to be in a state of being amazed or astonished.

• She stood agazed at the magnificent artwork in the museum.
• I was agazed by the stunning view from the top of the mountain.
• The new video game had me agazed for hours.
• The young child's eyes were agazed with wonder as she listened to the fairy tale.