No. 10,135 in French
horreurs
"Horreurs" means "horrors" or "atrocities" in English.
In a sentence
Les horreurs de la guerre sont insondables.
The horrors of war are unfathomable.
In this sentence, 'horreurs' is used in its plural form to refer to terrible and dreadful events or circumstances associated with war.
Elle se méfie des films remplis d'horreurs.
She is wary of movies filled with horrors.
Here, 'horreurs' refers to elements in films that are designed to create fear or disgust, commonly seen in horror movies.
Il a vu des horreurs dans cette vieille maison abandonnée.
He saw horrors in that old abandoned house.
In this context, 'horreurs' is used to describe scary, supernatural, or awful things imagined or experienced in a specific location.
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