Synonyms & Antonyms : Fright
Fright
( Noun )
What a fright you look in that old hat!
Synonyms:
Apprehension
Alarm
Horror
Dismay
Panic
Terror
Trepidation
Fear
Dismay
Dread
Contextual Examples:
His apprehensions about the difficulties inherent in the new job proved correct.
The terrorist are trying to create panic by killing innocent people.
All the members of the family were in a state of trepidation when the dacoits attacked the house at midnight.
Countless fears leaped up whenever she had to face any new situation in life.
During the international crisis everyone was filled with the dread of nuclear war.
Their utter refusal to compromise dismayed him and left him at a loss.
Antonyms:
Tranquility
Calmness
Coolness
Equanimity
Placidity
Composure
Contextual Examples:
Installation of military guards has brought about tranquility in the state.
The leaders have shown calmness in handling the law and order situation.
His coolness in human relations can not be termed as his mental equanimity.
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