Synonyms for Horror:

• n.

  •
  • detective,
  • allegory,
  • cock-and-bull story,
  • classic,
  • anecdote,
  • adaptation,
  • drama,
  • black comedy,
  • comedy,
  • epic.
  •
  • affright,
  • funk.
  •
  • stress,
  • trouble,
  • crisis,
  • quagmire,
  • worst-case scenario,
  • battle,
  • ordeal,
  • tragedy.
  •
  • grotesque,
  • a blot on the landscape.
  •abhorrence (noun)
  • dislike.
  •artifact (noun)
  • horror.
  •atrocity (noun)
  • shockingnesses,
  • out rage,
  • out rages,
  • out-rage,
  • nefariousnesses,
  • fiendishnesses,
  • out-rages,
  • ruthlessnesses,
  • villianousnesses,
  • barbarousnesses,
  • in-humanity,
  • in-humanities,
  • in humanities,
  • in humanity.
  •aversion (noun)
  • in disposition,
  • dis likings,
  • un-willingnesses,
  • dis-satisfaction,
  • dis inclination,
  • dis pleasures,
  • in dispositions,
  • un willingness,
  • dis-pleasures,
  • dis-gust,
  • dis-favor,
  • dis-liking,
  • in-disposition,
  • dis liking,
  • dis-likings,
  • un willingnesses,
  • dis satisfactions,
  • dis gusts,
  • dis-inclinations,
  • dis-inclination,
  • dis-satisfactions,
  • in-dispositions,
  • un-willingness,
  • dis favors,
  • dis-pleasure,
  • dislikings,
  • dis favor,
  • dis-gusts,
  • dis gust,
  • dis satisfaction,
  • dis inclinations,
  • having no use fors,
  • dis-favors,
  • dis pleasure.
  •awe (noun)
  • re-spect,
  • re spects,
  • re-gard,
  • re gards,
  • re-spects,
  • re spect.
  •consternation (noun)
  • dis-tractions,
  • be wilderments,
  • dis tractions,
  • dis traction,
  • be-wilderment,
  • be wilderment,
  • muddlements,
  • be-wilderments,
  • dis-traction,
  • trepidities.
  •dismay (noun)
  • disillusionments,
  • blahs,
  • disillusionment,
  • the blahs,
  • up set,
  • disheartenments,
  • disheartenment.
  •distaste (noun)
  • re volts,
  • dis tastes,
  • re-volts,
  • dis-tastes,
  • dis relish,
  • re-volt,
  • re volt,
  • dis-relishes,
  • dis-relish,
  • dis-taste,
  • dis taste,
  • dis relishes.
  •enormity (noun)
  • vileness,
  • Monstrousness.
  •eyesore (noun)
  • blot landscape,
  • ugly things.
  •fear (noun)
  • timidity,
  • cold sweat,
  • tremblings.
  •fear, revulsion (noun)
  • repugnance,
  • disgust,
  • chiller,
  • detestation.
  •fright (noun)
  • quakings.
  •ghost (noun)
  • specter,
  • bogey man,
  • hobgoblin,
  • daemon,
  • Phantasm,
  • ghoul,
  • apparition,
  • illusion,
  • dracula,
  • myth,
  • ghost,
  • bugaboo,
  • bugbear,
  • spirit,
  • incubus,
  • frankenstein,
  • shadow,
  • vampire,
  • ogre,
  • phantom,
  • chimera.
  •gloom (noun)
  • un happiness,
  • pensivenesses,
  • cheerlessnesses,
  • disconsolatenesses,
  • un-happinesses,
  • heavy heartedness,
  • de solation,
  • de solations,
  • saturninities,
  • un happinesses,
  • un-happiness,
  • Catatonias,
  • de-solation,
  • low spirit,
  • de-solations.
  •hate (noun)
  • nasty look,
  • black beast,
  • no love lost,
  • Hates.
  •hatred (noun)
  • dis-approvals,
  • malignances,
  • dis approval,
  • dis-approval,
  • no use fors,
  • allergy tos,
  • dis approvals,
  • invidiousnesses.
  •hell (noun)
  • abyss,
  • inferno,
  • styx,
  • purgatory,
  • holocaust,
  • furnace,
  • bedlam,
  • gehenna,
  • hades,
  • limbo,
  • mire,
  • morass,
  • oven.
  •monster (noun)
  • miscreations,
  • frankensteins,
  • mis creations,
  • mis-creations,
  • lusus naturaes,
  • mis-creation,
  • mis creation.
  •monstrosity (noun)
  • frightfulnesses,
  • freakishnesses,
  • grotesquenesses,
  • dreadfulnesses.
  •phobia (noun)
  • thing abouts.
  •repulsion (noun)
  • re buffs,
  • re buff,
  • re-buffs.
  •trepidation (noun)
  • dis-quiet,
  • dis quiets,
  • dis-quiets,
  • dis quiet.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • Repellency,
  • Repellence,
  • creep,
  • hanger-on,
  • goody-goody,
  • technophobia,
  • misgiving,
  • crumb,
  • loudmouth,
  • arsehole,
  • dipshit,
  • Git,
  • cold feet,
  • fearfulness,
  • Typhoid Mary,
  • dink,
  • scumbag,
  • buzzard,
  • phobia,
  • cur,
  • rotten apple,
  • wanker,
  • sicko,
  • the willies,
  • awe,
  • so-and-so,
  • deviate,
  • panic attack,
  • public nuisance,
  • wretch,
  • yahoo,
  • drama queen,
  • yob,
  • son of a bitch,
  • job's comforter,
  • Repugnancy,
  • toerag,
  • persona non grata,
  • reprobate,
  • mother,
  • scum.
  •
  • stinker,
  • booger,
  • excrescence,
  • anathema,
  • toad,
  • fiend,
  • merchant,
  • vermin,
  • reptile,
  • apprehension,
  • deviant,
  • trimmer,
  • louse,
  • puke,
  • tartar,
  • loathing,
  • limpet,
  • sod,
  • leper,
  • pig,
  • comedian,
  • chill,
  • trauma,
  • intruder,
  • dread,
  • hysteria,
  • toady.
  •
  • tension,
  • cuss,
  • antipathy,
  • wobble,
  • dog.
  •
  • skunk,
  • troll.
  •
  • clash.

Paraphrases for Horror:

• Independent

  • Noun, singular or mass
    Hell.

• Other Related

  • Proper noun, singular
    terror.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    abhorrence, dread, monstrosity, consternation, revulsion, fright, fear, dismay, shock, loathing, terror, abomination, disgust, ugliness, nightmare, monster, atrocity, astonishment, outrage, panic, anguish, scare, amazement.

Antonyms for Horror:

• n.

  • fear, revulsion
    sympathy, approval, encouragement, wonder, liking, like, love, loving, calm, beauty, esteem, happiness, delight, pleasure, calmness, miracle, confidence.
  • Other antonyms:
    boldness, fearlessness, partiality, satisfaction, favor, audacity, gratification, relish, joy, daring, shine, affection, vision, stoutness, appetite, riot, intrepidity, heaven, appreciation, entertainment, dauntlessness, Doughtiness, guts, recreation, assurance, propensity, gallantry, fortitude, desirability, pleasurableness, enjoyment, valor, treat, diversion, bravery, benefit, fancy, picnic, fun, nerve, allurement, pleasantness, paradise, lark, hardihood, self-confidence, self-assurance, intrepidness, bent, agreeableness, predilection, courageousness, taste, desirableness, penchant, desire, use, delightfulness, attraction, fondness, attractiveness, appeal, blessing, preference, courage, aplomb.

Hyponym for Horror:

• n.

  • artifact
    thing.
  • feeling
    fearfulness, fear, fright.