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1 آشوب
n.clamour / confusion / disturbance / dread / mutiny / revolt / riot / rout / terror / tumult / upheaval / upturn -
2 اندیشہ
n.concern / consideration / danger / doubt / dread / fear / insecurity / jeopardy / misgiving / peril / thought / worry -
3 خوف
n.awe / danger / dismay / dread / fear / fearfulness / fright / horror / intimidation / jeopardy / jitters / peril / terror / threat / ugh -
4 دہشت
n.dread / fear / intimidation / scare / terror -
5 سہم
n.alarm / dread / fear -
6 لرزہ
n.dread / earthquake / quiver / shaking -
7 لرزہ بر اندام ہونا
v.i.dread -
8 ڈر
n.apprehension / awe / consternation / danger / dread / fear / fearfulness / fright / insecurity / intimidation / misgiving / peril / terror -
9 ڈرنا
v.i.dread / fear / frighten / gally--------v.t.apprehend -
10 ہیبت
a.awe struck--------n.awe / dismay / dread / fright / panic -
11 ہیبت زدہ ہونا
pr.t.panicking--------v.i.appal / dread / panic
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