English to Latin Meaning of eerie - Monstruosus

Eerie :

Monstruosus

adjective

Monstruosus, spectris, lepidus, saltim de infausto, superno, occultarum, praeter naturam, non terrenum:, summa, Timidis, horribilis, Tanti, truci, dira, horrendam, nigreos, Cimmerii tendebat, tristis, morboque fameque,, tenebris, abiectus, obscurum,, mirabilis Manducat, supernaturalibus protegunt, augustior humano uisu

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Definitions of eerie in English

Adjective(1) suggestive of the supernatural; mysterious(2) inspiring a feeling of fear; strange and frightening

Examples of eerie in English

(1) There was something rather eerie about people turning up unexpectedly around the door and starting to sing.(2) It's the later war scenes, in which there are no scenes of war, that are weird and eerie .(3) Some show York street scenes so deserted that they have an eerie quality.(4) The eerie yellowish glow on the horizon turned out to be vapor lights from a large greenhouse.(5) We move swiftly past riotously colonised rock faces of the cliffs into the eerie green water below the arch.(6) An eerie young boy keeps hanging about outside her Central Park apartment.(7) Amidst floating human and animals corpses, only the sea waves break the eerie silence.(8) The echoes of the last gunshot had died long ago, replaced by an unnatural and eerie silence.(9) They are concerned for elderly neighbours who can be left terrified by the eerie silences on the end of the phone.(10) He hated how his uncle crept up silently on him; it was both eerie and uncanny.(11) The room was dark, except for an eerie glow of green from a weak neon lamp on the ceiling.(12) From somewhere in the emptiness behind us there comes a faint, eerie howl.(13) Dark grayish smoke smothered the scene and the eerie green fire ate away at the hole in front of him.(14) Backstage is strangely eerie , so I go to my dressing-room for some quiet time.(15) The sun was setting and it cast an eerie red glow upon the tan walls of my small room.(16) This chapter has an eerie , sombre feeling which draws their investigation to a close.

Related Phrases of eerie

(1) eerie ::

Monstruosus

Related Phrases of eerie

(1) eerie ::

Monstruosus

Synonyms

Adjective

1. uncanny ::

saltim de infausto

2. sinister ::

deum placamentis decedebat

3. ghostly ::

comprime

4. unnatural ::

contra naturam

5. unearthly ::

non terrenum:

6. supernatural ::

superno

7. otherworldly ::

supermundanae

8. strange ::

novis

9. abnormal ::

abnormis

10. odd ::

impar

11. weird ::

cerritulus

12. freakish ::

ipsaque iusto

13. creepy ::

creepy

14. scary ::

FORMIDULOSUS

15. spooky ::

spooky

16. freaky ::

freaky

17. frightening ::

horribilis

18. bone-chilling ::

os-gelida

19. spine-chilling ::

columnae vertebralis-refrigerans

20. hair-raising ::

capillus-resuscitatio

21. blood-curdling ::

obstiterit sanguinem,

22. terrifying ::

terribilis nimis:

Different Forms

eerie

Word Example from TV Shows

♪ (EERIE M2 00:00:16,253 --> 00:00:17,837 ♪ ♪

Westworld Season 2, Episode 8

(EERIE SOUND EFFECTS)

Westworld Season 2, Episode 10

Examples of eerie from TV Shows

♪ (EERIE M2 00:00:16,253 --> 00:00:17,837 ♪ ♪

Westworld Season 2, Episode 8

(EERIE SOUND EFFECTS)

Westworld Season 2, Episode 10

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