Eldritch
Eldritch adjective - Suggesting the operation of supernatural influences.
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- disturbing and eldritch
- disturbing and upsetting
- sinister and eldritch
- sinister and upsetting
- terrible and eldritch
- terrible and upsetting
- shocking and eldritch
- shocking and upsetting
- harrowing and eldritch
- harrowing and upsetting
- traumatic and eldritch
- traumatic and upsetting
- threatening and eldritch
- threatening and upsetting
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Considering that this causes physical injury on top of upsetting them, it must be some really bad wine (who knows how many centuries out of the bottle, being irradiated by the concentrated awful pouring off the local Eldritch Abomination might have something to do with that, by the way).
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