Hair-raising
Hair-raising adjective - Causing fear.
Mad and hair-raising are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Mad" instead an adjective phrase "Hair-raising".
Mad
Mad adjective - Feeling or showing anger.
Hair-raising and mad are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Hair-raising" instead an adjective "Mad".
Both words in one sentence
- Doctor Who: Sarah Jane is temporarily blinded in "The Brain of Morbius", and has an adventurous time (including a hair-raising escape from the Mad Scientist) before her vision returns.
Source: Temporary Blindness - Hair-Raising Hare: In the seventh book, there is a group of rabbits who are so sick of being regarded as cute and harmless that they went insane and started messing around with The Dark Arts/Mad Science in order to take over the world.
Source: Literature / Spellsinger
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