fearsome 的定义
- causing fear: a fearsome noise.
- causing awe or respect: a fearsome self-confidence.
- afraid; timid.
fearsome 近义词
alarming
afraid
更多fearsome例句
- Clearly, Tuesday claimed our attention here merely by not being Monday, the bringer of fearsome thunderstorms.
- She was the target of a fearsome Facebook post referencing “bodies swinging from trees.”
- The fearsome Tyrannosaurus rex could generate tremendous bone-crushing bite forces thanks to a stiff lower jaw.
- The DA’s office also faces pushback from judges who resent its calls for sentencing reform and community members who believe, despite being provided with evidence to the contrary, that a fearsome carceral system is crucial to public safety.
- That means that the shark would have been about 2 meters long at birth — large enough for even a newborn to be a fearsome foe in the seas, the scientists conclude.
- Gus Connolly, a broad middle-aged man with a thick red beard, was working at the Games dressed as a fearsome Scottish warrior.
- The tiger is one of the most fearsome predators of the animal kingdom.
- On more than one occasion, Stallworth undercuts the image of Grand Wizard David Duke as a fearsome figure.
- She missed the rampant spying on its own citizens by the fearsome FSB.
- The former Arkansas governor called for a military so "fearsome" that "no one dares poke it."
- It is a fearsome thing for a man to be left alone in the dead of night with a young baby.
- A fearsome thunderstorm or howling tornado of dust might reveal her fickleness of mood at any moment.
- When he was interviewed, fearsome in manner as he was, he sent the worm away packed with ideas and phrases.
- A fearsome struggle would surge around that tower where the British flag was flying.
- What might be of a disturbing nature in the old farmhouse could not, she thought, be as fearsome as the approaching tempest.