nightmare
નાઇટમેર
definition
noun
I had nightmares after watching the horror movie
a frightening or unpleasant dream.
translation of 'nightmare'
noun
ખરાબ સ્વપ્ન
example
I gulped as I gently set the phone back into the cradle and turn to face my worst 'nightmare' .
At one stage the traffic in all directions came to a complete standstill which is our worst 'nightmare' .
Being in a plane doesn't bother me a bit, but being in a crawlspace is my worst 'nightmare' .
If your dialog box gets at all complicated, it can lead to a maintenance 'nightmare' .
A few hours later, after having been dragged out of the hotel at gunpoint, my worst 'nightmare' had come true.
Though I did primary school teaching I forgot what a 'nightmare' these tests are for parents.
So for somebody to be alleging that he abuses kids, that's got to be his worst 'nightmare' .
For many it can be a communications 'nightmare' on top of an already challenging situation.
That situation could have been a 'nightmare' , but his mum views us both as surrogate daughters and is very easy to get along with.
the 'nightmare' of racial hatred
Keeping up and dealing with the latest toy crazes can be a 'nightmare' .
We take a simple consumption tax and turn it into a complicated 'nightmare' .
In denying him his right to be buried in Jerusalem, the Israelis have created their worst 'nightmare' .
buying wine can be a 'nightmare' if you don't know enough about it
Before I could do anything else, my worst 'nightmare' happened, right before my eyes.
But he has avoided his own worst 'nightmare' , which is that of missing life entirely.
an astronaut's worst 'nightmare' is getting detached during an extravehicle activity
developing thunderclouds are a balloonist's worst 'nightmare'
When I looked down at the bottom of the cliff it was my worst 'nightmare' .
I woke up this morning straight from a bad dream, a 'nightmare' , if you will.
It's your worst 'nightmare' getting turned over in one of these games but maybe it'll make one or two of our guys sit and think a little bit.
Such duplication of effort was not only a waste of resources but also a potential 'nightmare' for those waiting on the test results.
To act as if it's no big deal is to ignore the organizational 'nightmare' involved in creating a large-scale event such as this.
It was hard enough for the print media to deal with, and a 'nightmare' for radio.
Class sizes rose and clashing tests made drawing up an examination timetable a 'nightmare' .
The twentieth century was scarred by the 'nightmare' of Hitler's dream for the Aryan race.
His worst 'nightmare' came true the day before when he spotted some of his sheep frothing at the mouth.
The whole world thinking that he is a pathetic loser is pretty much his worst 'nightmare' .
And yesterday came confirmation that their worst 'nightmare' had been realised.
It is Danny's worst 'nightmare' : the encounter his fear had tried so hard to warn him about.
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