Frisson
noun
A sudden strong feeling of excitement or fear.
The frisson of apprehension swept through the audience as the lights dimmed.

Often appears as...
- frisson of excitement
- frisson of fear
Usage tips
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General, Literary, Poetic
noun
A sudden strong feeling of excitement or fear.
The frisson of apprehension swept through the audience as the lights dimmed.

Often appears as...
- frisson of excitement
- frisson of fear
Usage tips
Neutral
General, Literary, Poetic
Definition 1 of 1

Literary Context
Frisson is often used in literature to evoke emotional responses
The frisson felt in horror stories engages readers deeply.
Artistic Experience
Frisson can arise during musical or theatrical performances
The frisson during the climactic moment of the play was palpable.
Emotional Nuance
Frisson conveys a mix of thrill and fear
Experiencing a frisson while watching a suspenseful film creates a unique tension.
Literary Context
Frisson is often used in literature to evoke emotional responses
The frisson felt in horror stories engages readers deeply.
Artistic Experience
Frisson can arise during musical or theatrical performances
The frisson during the climactic moment of the play was palpable.
Emotional Nuance
Frisson conveys a mix of thrill and fear
Experiencing a frisson while watching a suspenseful film creates a unique tension.
Literary Context
Frisson is often used in literature to evoke emotional responses
The frisson felt in horror stories engages readers deeply.
Artistic Experience
Frisson can arise during musical or theatrical performances
The frisson during the climactic moment of the play was palpable.
Emotional Nuance
Frisson conveys a mix of thrill and fear
Experiencing a frisson while watching a suspenseful film creates a unique tension.
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