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Definition of alarm
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Alarm (n.) A
mechanical
contrivance
for
awaking
persons
from
sleep,
or
rousing
their
attention;
an
alarum..
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Beat
::
Beat (v. t.) To give the
signal
for, by beat of drum; to sound by beat of drum; as, to beat an
alarm,
a
charge,
a
parley,
a
retreat;
to beat the
general,
the
reveille,
the
tattoo.
See
Alarm,
Charge,
Parley,
etc..
Recover
::
Recover
(v. i.) To
regain
health
after
sickness;
to grow well; to be
restored
or
cured;
hence,
to
regain
a
former
state or
condition
after
misfortune,
alarm,
etc.; -- often
followed
by of or from; as, to
recover
from a state of
poverty;
to
recover
from
fright..
Alarmist
::
Alarmist
(n.) One prone to sound or
excite
alarms,
especially,
needless
alarms..
Boggle
::
Boggle
(n.) To stop or
hesitate
as if
suddenly
frightened,
or in
doubt,
or
impeded
by
unforeseen
difficulties;
to take
alarm;
to
exhibit
hesitancy
and
indecision..
Flee
::
Flee (v. i.) To run away, as from
danger
or evil; to avoid in an
alarmed
or
cowardly
manner;
to
hasten
off; --
usually
with from. This is
sometimes
omitted,
making
the verb
transitive..
Floccillation
::
Floccillation
(n.) A
delirious
picking
of
bedclothes
by a sick
person,
as if to pick off
flocks
of wool;
carphology;
-- an
alarming
symptom
in acute
diseases..
Fearful
::
Fearful
(a.) Full of fear,
apprehension,
or
alarm;
afraid;
frightened..
Formidable
::
Formidable
(a.)
Exciting
fear or
apprehension;
impressing
dread;
adapted
to
excite
fear and deter from
approach,
encounter,
or
undertaking;
alarming..
Larum
::
Larum (n.) See
Alarum,
and
Alarm..
Mortality
::
Mortality
(n.) The whole sum or
number
of
deaths
in a given time or a given
community;
also, the
proportion
of
deaths
to
population,
or to a
specific
number
of the
population;
death rate; as, a time of
great,
or low,
mortality;
the
mortality
among the
settlers
was
alarming..
Flurry
::
Flurry
(v. t.) To put in a state of
agitation;
to
excite
or
alarm.
Alarmed
::
Alarmed
(a.)
Aroused
to
vigilance;
excited
by fear of
approaching
danger;
agitated;
disturbed;
as, an
alarmed
neighborhood;
an
alarmed
modesty..
Affrightment
::
Affrightment
(n.)
Affright;
the state of being
frightened;
sudden
fear or
alarm.
Repose
::
Repose
(v. i.)
Figuratively,
to
remain
or abide
restfully
without
anxiety
or
alarms..
Bugbear
::
Bugbear
(v. t.) To alarm with idle
phantoms.
Fright
::
Fright
(n.) To alarm
suddenly;
to shock by
causing
sudden
fear; to
terrify;
to
scare.
Alarm
::
Alarm (n.) A
mechanical
contrivance
for
awaking
persons
from
sleep,
or
rousing
their
attention;
an
alarum..
Frighten
::
Frighten
(v. t.) To
disturb
with fear; to throw into a state of alarm or
fright;
to
affright;
to
terrify.
Dismay
::
Dismay
(v. i.) To
disable
with alarm or
apprehensions;
to
depress
the
spirits
or
courage
of; to
deprive
or
firmness
and
energy
through
fear; to
daunt;
to
appall;
to
terrify.
Recoil
::
Recoil
(v. i.) To draw back, as from
anything
repugnant,
distressing,
alarming,
or the like; to
shrink..
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