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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are terrifying" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that causes fear or dread in a general or specific context.
Example: "The dark clouds and howling winds are terrifying, signaling a severe storm approaching."
Alternatives: "are frightening" or "are alarming".
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Are there things about it that are terrifying?
The implications are terrifying.
They are terrifying to watch.
The numbers are terrifying.
These drawings are terrifying.
The statistics are terrifying.
They are terrifying statistics.
Its complexity and precision are terrifying.
The health consequences, he said, are terrifying.
The books, looked at today, are terrifying.
The challenges are "terrifying," Johnson says.
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