Confidence
Horror
Horror noun - The emotion experienced in the presence or threat of danger.
Usage example: imagine my horror at finding myself face to face with a lion on the loose
How words are described
| full | full confidence | full horror |
| complete | complete confidence | complete horror |
| certain | certain confidence | certain horror |
| total | total confidence | total horror |
| Other adjectives: initial, genuine, sheer, actual, real, extreme, great, little, absolute, new, less, extra, greater, growing, greatest, resulting, full-on. | ||
Both words in one sentence
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Irony: Aside from her crippling lack of self-confidence and mania for the horror genre, Sunako already *is* a perfect Japanese lady.
Source: Manga / The Wallflower -
Apparently it helps boost confidence and dull one's senses to the horror.
- However, this is more about her than about him - her description leads directly into a subversive Description Cut at least once, and in "Horror of Fang Rock" she gives one of these speeches to the Doctor himself to restore him in a moment of low confidence.
Source: Character Shilling
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