1. A shaking, shivering or shuddering, as in the cold fit which precedes a fever. This ague is usually accompanied with a contraction of the skin into small wrinkles, giving it a kind of roughness.

2. An excessive degree of fear,or a painful emotion which makes a person tremble terror a shuddering with fear but appropriately, terror or a sensation approaching it, accompanied with hatred or detestation. Horror is often a passion compounded of fear and hatred or disgust. The recital of a bloody deed fills us with horror.

A horror of great darkness fell on Abram. Genesis 15

Horror hath taken hold on me, because of the wicked that forsake thy law. Psalms 119

3. That which may excite horror or dread gloom dreariness.

And breathes a browner horror on the woods.

4. Dreadful thoughts.

5. Distressing scenes as the horrors of war or famine.

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