Sentence examples for to terrorise from inspiring English sources

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to terrorise

verb

To inflict someone with terror; to terrify.

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"They want to terrorise us.

"We have to terrorise the terrorists".

Violence and even voodoo is employed to terrorise the victims.

The government recruited militias to terrorise and kill.

The camp's initial function was to terrorise the Polish population.

Why? "To terrorise us, so that we accept these measures".

The National Front had come trying to terrorise us.

It is a way to terrorise the population.

"Basically, they are created to terrorise people like us, to terrorise press freedom advocates, workers' unions and even political parties.

To avoid this, Mr Mugabe is trying to terrorise the voters.

The mobsters pay street gangs to terrorise innocents and murder enemies, honest police not least.

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