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Horrisonous
Sounding dreadfully uttering a terrible sound
Grisly
Frightful horrible dreadful harsh as grisly locks a grisly specter
Direful
Dire dreadful terrible calamitous woeful as a direful fiend a direful day
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Papaphobia
Intense fear or dread of the pope or of the Roman Catholic Church
Privy
advise for the sovereign's honour and good of the public; without partiality through affection, love, need, doubt or dread. (3) To keep the sovereign's counsel secret. (4) To avoid corruption. (5) To help and strengthen the execution
Shrug
To draw up or contract the shoulders especially by way of expressing doubt indifference dislike dread or the like
Ominous
a favorable and unfavorable sense now chiefly in the latter foreboding or foreshowing evil inauspicious as an ominous dread
Formidableness
The quality of being formidable or adapted to excite dread
Formidable
Exciting fear or apprehension impressing dread adapted to excite fear and deter from approach encounter or undertaking alarming
Eerie
Serving to inspire fear esp a dread of seeing ghosts wild weird as eerie stories
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