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Discover LudwigThe phrase "terrifying image" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a visual representation that evokes fear or dread. Example: "The artist's latest painting is a terrifying image of a stormy sea, capturing the chaos and danger of nature."
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Terrifying image, isn't it?
She starts with a terrifying image of cannibalistic underground communities.
pic.twitter.com/aIAwkSTZ8b Another terrifying image of the @qantas lightning close call in Sydney Australia.
And, in one truly terrifying image, Helge is revealed fleetingly, as if by lightning, as the monster he truly is.
"Shrike" first appeared in The New Yorker, and exemplifies the way that Cole uses an exact and terrifying image as a vessel for memories of pain.
But the Bronx still suffers, he said, from the terrifying image left by the 1981 Paul Newman film "Fort Apache, the Bronx" and the widely panned 1990 movie made from "Bonfire," with Tom Hanks as Sherman.
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There are no startling, terrifying images in the shrine room, no drone of chants, few bells and drums.
Most spectacular were the gannets flying around in such dense formations they conjured up terrifying images, at least for a moment, of Alfred Hitchcock's classic film.
In the beginning we see scenes of small-town America, but close-ups of the blacksmith's glowing forge cut to terrifying images of molten steel.
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