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Definition
Synonym
Angstschauder
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Angstschauder
m
shudder of fear
Angstschauder
m
shudder of fear
Angstschauder
m
shudder of fear
Schrei
m
; Angstschrei
m
Schreie
pl
; Angstschreie
pl
scream; cry of fear
screams; cries of fear
Angstschweiß
m
cold sweat
Angstschweiss
cold sweat
Deutsche
Angstschauder Synonyme
Englische
shudder of fear Synonyme
shudder
bang
be cold
bob
bobble
boot
bounce
bump
charge
chatter
chill
convulse
convulsion
didder
disquiet
disquietude
dither
dithers
falter
fidgetiness
fidgets
flush
flutter
freeze
freeze to death
grimace
grow cold
gyrate
have a chill
have an ague
have goose pimples
heaving
horripilate
hustle
inquietude
jactitate
jar
jerk
jig
jigget
jiggle
jog
joggle
jollies
jolt
jostle
jounce
jump
kick
lift
lose heat
palpitation
panting
paroxysm
perish with cold
pitapat
pitter-patter
quake
quaking
quaver
quavering
quiver
quivering
rattle
restlessness
rictus
rush
rush of emotion
sensation
shake
shakes
shaking
shimmy
shiver
shivers
shock
spasm
surge of emotion
thrill
throb
throbbing
tic
tingle
tingling
titillation
tremble
trembling
tremor
tremor of excitement
trepidation
trepidity
twitch
twitter
unrest
vibrate
vibration
wobble
shudder
ing
abhorrence
abomination
ague
allergy
antagonism
antipathy
aspen
aversion
bumpiness
chattering
chorea
cold shivers
cold sweat
creeping flesh
disgust
enmity
fits and starts
hate
hatred
horror
hostility
jactation
jactitation
jerkiness
joltiness
loathing
mortal horror
nausea
palsied
palsy
quaking
quavering
quavery
quivering
quivery
repugnance
repulsion
shakes
shaking
shaky
shivering
shivers
shivery
spasms
succussatory
succussion
succussive
trembling
trembly
tremulous
tremulousness
vibrating
vibration
wobbly
Angstschauder Definition
Fear
(
n.
)
A
variant
of
Fere,
a
mate,
a
companion.
Fear
(
n.
)
A
painful
emotion
or
passion
excited
by
the
expectation
of
evil,
or
the
apprehension
of
impending
danger
Fear
(
n.
)
Apprehension
of
incurring,
or
solicitude
to
avoid,
God's
wrath
Fear
(
n.
)
Respectful
reverence
for
men
of
authority
or
worth.
Fear
(
n.
)
That
which
causes,
or
which
is
the
object
of,
apprehension
or
alarm
Fear
(
n.
)
To
feel
a
painful
apprehension
of
Fear
(
n.
)
To
have
a
reverential
awe
of
Fear
(
n.
)
To
be
anxious
or
solicitous
for.
Fear
(
n.
)
To
suspect
Fear
(
n.
)
To
affright
Fear
(
v.
i.)
To
be
in
apprehension
of
evil
Shudder
(
v.
i.)
To
tremble
or
shake
with
fear,
horrer,
or
aversion
Shudder
(
n.
)
The
act
of
shuddering,
as
with
fear.
shudder of fear Bedeutung
tremor
shudder
an
involuntary
vibration
(as
if
from
illness
or
fear)
fear
fearfulness
fright
an
emotion
experienced
in
anticipation
of
some
specific
pain
or
danger
(usually
accompanied
by
a
desire
to
flee
or
fight)
frisson
shiver
chill
quiver
shudder
thrill
tingle
an
almost
pleasurable
sensation
of
fright,
a
frisson
of
surprise
shot
through
him
fear
reverence
awe
veneration
a
feeling
of
profound
respect
for
someone
or
something,
the
fear
of
God,
the
Chinese
reverence
for
the
dead,
the
French
treat
food
with
gentle
reverence,
his
respect
for
the
law
bordered
on
veneration
concern
care
fear
an
anxious
feeling,
care
had
aged
him,
they
hushed
it
up
out
of
fear
of
public
reaction
Cape
Fear
a
cape
in
southeastern
North
Carolina
extending
into
the
Atlantic
Ocean
Cape
Fear
River
a
river
in
North
Carolina
that
flows
southeast
to
the
Atlantic
Ocean
at
Cape
Fear
shiver
shudder
shake,
as
from
cold,
The
children
are
shivering--turn
on
the
heat!
reverence
fear
revere
venerate
regard
with
feelings
of
respect
and
reverence,
consider
hallowed
or
exalted
or
be
in
awe
of,
Fear
God
as
your
father,
We
venerate
genius
fear
dread
be
afraid
or
scared
of,
be
frightened
of,
I
fear
the
winters
in
Moscow,
We
should
not
fear
the
Communists!
fear
d
be
uneasy
or
apprehensive
about,
I
fear
the
results
of
the
final
exams
fear
be
sorry,
used
to
introduce
an
unpleasant
statement,
I
fear
I
won't
make
it
to
your
wedding
party
fear
be
afraid
or
feel
anxious
or
apprehensive
about
a
possible
or
probable
situation
or
event,
I
fear
she
might
get
aggressive
shudder
shiver
throb
thrill
tremble
convulsively,
as
from
fear
or
excitement
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