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in horror

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in horror
with intense shock or disgust. Mike stepped back from the rattlesnake in horror. The jogger recoiled in horror when she came upon a body in the park.
See also: horror


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But then with hugely talented writers like Stephen King and James Herbert in the genre, horror is big business, and Darren has huge ambitions to take his flourishing company forward and find the next big name in horror.
 
 
 
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