terrorize
terrorize.01 - bully
Aliases:
terrorize (v.)
terrorise (v.)
terrorizing (n.)
terrorising (n.)
terrorise (v.)
terrorizing (n.)
terrorising (n.)
Roles:
ARG0-PAG: intentional agent of scaring
ARG1-PPT: scared entity
ARG2-MNR: instrument, when separate from arg 0
ARG3-PRD: intensifier, predication
ARG1-PPT: scared entity
ARG2-MNR: instrument, when separate from arg 0
ARG3-PRD: intensifier, predication
terrorize-v: personally terrorize
The bully 'sARG0
terrorismrel
of TimmyARG1
left him in tears and afraid to return to the school .terrorize-v: transitive
The White WitchARG0
terrorizedrel
the magical beings of NarniaARG1
to deathARG3
.terror
terror.02 - panic, anxiety, and extreme fear rolled into one
TERROR-N NOTES: Based on ontonouns. Comparison with fear.01. Framed by Katie. (from terror.01-n)Aliases:
terror (n.)
Roles:
ARG0-CAU: source or cause of terror
ARG1-PPT: scared entity
ARG1-PPT: scared entity
terror-n: both args
HisARG1
terrorrel
of repercussionsARG0
terror-n: arg 1
HeARG0
was the terrorrel
of the neighborhoodARG1
.terrorism
terrorism.03 - use extreme violence to intimidate for political or idiological reasons
Aliases:
terrorism (v.)
terror (n.)
terror (n.)
Roles:
ARG0-PAG: intentional agent of scaring
ARG1-PPT: scared entity
ARG2-MNR: instrument, when separate from arg 0
ARG1-PPT: scared entity
ARG2-MNR: instrument, when separate from arg 0
terrorism-n
This was focusing on contemporary examples like nationalist seperatist groups of the twetieth century or
recentARGM-TMP
terrorismrel
by Islamist extremistsARG0
.terror-n
the war on
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