Frequency rank: 15,745. – 15,786.
- fear; dread; fright; willies
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
Forms
- 怖気【おぞけ】【おじけ】Frequency rank: 15,745. – 15,786.
- 怖じけ【おじけ】
- 怖じ気【おじけ】Frequency rank: 50,150. – 51,356.
- 恐気【おじけ】
- おぞけ
- おじけ
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- fear
- dread
- fright
- willies
This meaning typically refers to an intense feeling of apprehension or anxiety, often in response to a specific threat or danger.
This meaning implies a sense of impending doom or anxiety about something that might happen in the future.
She was filled with dread while waiting for the exam results.
This meaning suggests a sudden shock or alarm, often resulting from an unexpected event.
He screamed in fright during the climax of the movie.
This informal usage refers to a generalized feeling of unease or discomfort, often associated with something spooky or creepy.
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