nightmare-inducing

[US]/[ˈnaɪm.eər ɪnˈdjuː.sɪŋ]/

[UK]/[ˈnaɪm.eər ɪnˈdʒuː.sɪŋ]/

Frequency: Very High

Translation

adj.Causing or likely to cause nightmares; creating a feeling of anxiety or dread.; Relating to or characteristic of nightmares.

nightmare-inducing visuals

nightmare-inducing scenario

nightmare-inducing thought

nightmare-inducing experience

nightmare-inducing feeling

nightmare-inducing sound

was nightmare-inducing

becoming nightmare-inducing

truly nightmare-inducing

deeply nightmare-inducing

the film's ending was a nightmare-inducing sequence of events.

he described the experience as a nightmare-inducing ordeal at the abandoned house.

the game featured nightmare-inducing graphics and unsettling sound design.

reading the true crime story was a nightmare-inducing experience for her.

the politician's speech contained nightmare-inducing promises about the future.

the news report detailed a nightmare-inducing situation for the refugees.

she had a nightmare-inducing dream about losing her keys.

the abandoned factory had a nightmare-inducing atmosphere.

the clown's appearance was nightmare-inducing for the young child.

the novel's plot twists were genuinely nightmare-inducing.

the trial revealed a nightmare-inducing pattern of abuse.

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