terrorize, terrorise ingl. brit. [ˈterəraɪz] V. trans.
- terrorize
- terroryzować [perf s-]
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A common tradition in the locality is that during the 15th century a wild boar terrorized the area.
en.wikipedia.org The girls retreat, but the bird gets through the gate and terrorizes them.
en.wikipedia.org She tells them a demon riding a tiger has been terrorizing the area.
en.wikipedia.org She speaks in a thick brogue and can terrorize her entire family with little effort - no member of her family is willing to cross her.
en.wikipedia.org Emergence of state-sponsored or state-supported private militias that terrorize political opponents, suspected enemies, or civilians seen to be sympathetic to the opposition.
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