Beast and Terror

Beast

Beast noun - A mean, evil, or unprincipled person.

Terror and beast are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Terror" instead a noun "Beast".

Nearby Words: beastly, beastliness

Terror

Terror noun - A source of persistent emotional distress.

Beast and terror are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Beast" instead a noun "Terror".

How words are described

complete complete beast complete terror
alien alien beast alien terror
original original beast original terror
true true beast true terror
Other adjectives: single, actual, real, big, terrible, ancient, supernatural, new, winged, mindless, unstoppable.

Both words in one sentence

  • Dragon Rider As the most well-known mythological beast, dragons have always been treated like nuclear bombs in times of swords and wooden shields — a quintessential incarnation of prestige, as well as terror.
    Source: Dragon Rider
  • But now, a new beast, freshly wrought from the blood-forges of Armok himself, has begun its reign of terror over the land.
  • Many creatures resemble or are directly based on prehistoric animals: there are raptors, sabretooth cats, woolly rhinos and mammoths; the kodo beast resembles a brontothere and the plainstrider look like a terror bird.
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