struck with fear

struck with fear

Thrilling is a Chinese idiom, pronounced D ò NGP ò J ī NGX ī n, which means to shock people's spirits. The original meaning is beautiful in diction and profound in artistic conception, which makes people feel deeply and vibrate greatly. After often described as very frightening, nervous to the extreme. It's from Shi pin.

Analysis of Idioms

Antonyms: strange, calm, calm as water, ordinary, calm synonyms: thrilling, startling, palpitating, terrified, scared, scared

The origin of Idioms

On the volume of poetry by Liang Zhong Rong in the Southern Dynasty: "Wen is gentle and beautiful, but the meaning is sad and far away. It's thrilling. It's almost a thousand words! "

Idiom usage

It's very dangerous and dangerous. The road is full of courage. "Orders and talks for the South Anhui Incident" by Mao Zedong