What is another word for holy terror?
Pronunciation:
[ hˈə͡ʊli tˈɛɹə], [ hˈəʊli tˈɛɹə], [ h_ˈəʊ_l_i t_ˈɛ_ɹ_ə]
Synonyms for Holy terror:
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adj.
• mischievous- Irksome ,
- Misbehaving ,
- Nocuous ,
- arch ,
- artful ,
- bad ,
- bothersome ,
- damaging ,
- dangerous ,
- deleterious ,
- destructive ,
- detrimental ,
- evil ,
- exasperating ,
- frolicsome ,
- harmful ,
- hazardous ,
- hurtful ,
- ill ,
- injurious ,
- insidious ,
- malicious ,
- malignant ,
- naughty ,
- perilous ,
- pernicious ,
- playful ,
- precarious ,
- puckish ,
- risky ,
- rude ,
- sinful ,
- sly ,
- spiteful ,
- sportive ,
- tricky ,
- troublesome ,
- vexatious ,
- vexing ,
- vicious ,
- wayward .
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n.
• brat Other relevant words:
- Berserker ,
- Fee-faw-fum ,
- Rodman ,
- beast ,
- beldam ,
- berserk ,
- bogey ,
- bogeyman ,
- bomber ,
- bruiser ,
- brute ,
- bugaboo ,
- bugbear ,
- demon ,
- devil ,
- dragon ,
- elf ,
- enfant terrible ,
- fiend ,
- fire-eater ,
- firebrand ,
- frightener ,
- fury ,
- gamin ,
- ghost ,
- ghoul ,
- goon ,
- gorilla ,
- gun ,
- gunsel ,
- hardnose ,
- hatchet man ,
- hell-raiser ,
- hellcat ,
- hellhound ,
- hellion ,
- hobgoblin ,
- hood ,
- hoodlum ,
- hooligan ,
- horror ,
- hothead ,
- hotspur ,
- imp ,
- incendiary ,
- incubus ,
- juvenile delinquent ,
- killer ,
- madcap ,
- minx ,
- mischievous ,
- monster ,
- mug ,
- mugger ,
- muscleman ,
- nightmare ,
- ogre ,
- ogress ,
- phantom ,
- plug-ugly ,
- puck ,
- punk ,
- punk kid ,
- rapist ,
- real imp ,
- revenant ,
- revolutionary ,
- roarer ,
- roughneck ,
- savage ,
- scarecrow ,
- scarer ,
- she-wolf ,
- specter ,
- spitfire ,
- spoiled brat ,
- succubus ,
- termagant ,
- terror ,
- terrorist ,
- tiger ,
- tigress ,
- torpedo ,
- tough ,
- tough guy ,
- trigger man ,
- troublemaker ,
- urchin ,
- vampire ,
- violent ,
- virago ,
- vixen ,
- werewolf ,
- whippersnapper ,
- witch ,
- wolf .
How to use "Holy terror" in context?
The term holy terror has been used to describe the enthusiasm and religious fervor of some fanatical individuals. The word has been used to describe religious fanatics who are unafraid to use violence and terror to further their religious goals. Religious terrorism has been a major concern of policymakers and security experts for decades.
Since the late 20th century, there has been an increased concern about religious terrorism. Religious terrorism refers to the use of violence or terrorism to advance religious goals. The most common form of religious terrorism is suicide bombing, which has been used by groups like al-Qaeda and ISIS.
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