terrorize, terrorise брит. [ˈterəraɪz] ГЛ. перех.
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- terroryzować [perf s-]
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Instead of terrorising each other with military force, why not win over the opposing side through virtuous deeds?
en.wikipedia.org Working for one side will increase the main character's popularity with that side, and terrorising them will make them hate him instead.
en.wikipedia.org They were not expected to do anything other than terrorise full backs.
en.wikipedia.org Fencing around the property was insecure and packs of dogs were terrorising members of the public.
en.wikipedia.org The two travel the countryside, terrorising people suspected of devil worship.
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