সহিংসতা বা হুমকি দিয়ে নিগৃহীত

Verb:

ভয় দেখাইয়া শাসন করা, সন্ত্রাসিত করা,

terrorises's Usage Examples:

series of Hammer films focusing on Baron Frankenstein, who, in this entry, terrorises those around him in a bid to uncover the secrets of a former associate.

aggressive goat which comes to the village of Killaloe in Ireland and terrorises it by butting its inhabitants and eating everything in sight.

When blown, the whistle unleashes a supernatural force that terrorises its discoverer.

The "Black Hound", also known as Jelly Bean, which terrorises Trolberg in Hilda is identified as a barghest in the finale of the first.

) A man breaks into homes at night and terrorises women.

not know? Have you not heard about Nian? He comes every New Year and terrorises us, even eats us.

uncle Inspector Kalaiah, who has evil designs to marry her and constantly terrorises Vasundhara and her father.

village where mafia don Choudhary Charannath(Gulshan Grover) and his gang terrorises the villagers.

One is Simone, a huge and thuggish former boxer who terrorises the neighborhood.

story, in which a monster, created by the effects of atomic bomb tests terrorises Manhattan.

M turns out to be a violent and sadistic psychopath who terrorises the couple at every turn.

His youngest brother, Abu terrorises the household, the children, women and animals.

police, he turns up one evening as a dinner party is in progress and terrorises everybody.

BBC White van 'terrorises' Jaffna "Have they been killed or hidden?".

"Neighbours fans spot another censored scene as Finn Kelly terrorises Susan Kennedy".

"Interviews The very thought of wearing a tie to work terrorises me - Samridh Bawa".

local Takaka Māori, a taniwha (water guardian) called Ngarara Huarau terrorises a local village, who eventually retaliate by killing the monster.

Maharudra commits massacre and terrorises the whole kingdom.

Lars Löfgren as a mysterious Swedish nazi who terrorises Lilly on a train.

terrorises's Meaning':

coerce by violence or with threats

Synonyms:

frighten; terrorize; fright; panic; scare; terrify; affright;

Antonyms:

afraid; fearlessness; unafraid; refrain; undercharge;