Horror and Trial

Horror

Horror noun - A situation or state that causes great suffering and unhappiness.

Usage example: had never experienced the horrors of war

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Trial and horror are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Trial" instead a noun "Horror".

Nearby Words: horrible, horrid, horrify

Trial noun - A test of faith, patience, or strength.

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Horror and trial are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Horror" instead a noun "Trial".

Nearby Word: triable

full	full horror	full trial
short	short horror	short trial
initial	initial horror	initial trial
actual	actual horror	actual trial
Other adjectives: real, constant, great, supernatural, new, major, mock, modern, resulting.

He was so amazingly feared that during his trial, when he wandered in all disheveled and malnutritioned, the jury still reeled in horror.

Source: The Dreaded / Real Life
In one issue of The Simpsons, Homer and Comic Book Guy are on trial for indecency, because Homer used horror comics he bought from the Android's Dungeon as the basis for a report Bart was making.

Source: Courtroom Antic
Lest any trial incident to humanity should be lacking, the torments of hope - of suspense, anxiety - were at the last moment loosed upon Him - the supposed possibility that, after all, He might, He just conceivably might, be spared the supreme horror.

Source: Hope Is Scary

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