| ALARM | • alarm n. A summons to arms, as on the approach of an enemy. • alarm n. Any sound or information intended to give notice of approaching danger; a warning sound to arouse attention;… • alarm n. A sudden attack; disturbance. |
| ALARMABLE | • alarmable adj. Easily alarmed; excitable. • alarmable adj. (Rare) Of a building, etc.: capable of being fitted with an alarm system. • ALARMABLE adj. that can be alarmed. |
| ALARMED | • alarmed v. Simple past tense and past participle of alarm. • alarmed adj. Having an alarm fitted. • alarmed adj. Worried; anxious; panicky. |
| ALARMEDLY | • alarmedly adv. In an alarmed manner. • ALARMED adv. ALARM, to strike with fear. |
| ALARMING | • alarming v. Present participle of alarm. • alarming adj. Causing apprehension, fear or alarm; frightening. • ALARM v. to strike with fear. |
| ALARMINGLY | • alarmingly adv. In an alarming way, frighteningly. • alarmingly adv. Causing fear or concern. • alarmingly adv. To an extent that causes alarm. |
| ALARMISM | • alarmism n. The raising of needless alarms. • ALARMISM n. the practice of alarming others needlessly. |
| ALARMISMS | • alarmisms n. Plural of alarmism. • ALARMISM n. the practice of alarming others needlessly. |
| ALARMIST | • alarmist n. One who causes others to become alarmed without cause. • alarmist adj. Of or relating to causing others to become alarmed without cause. • ALARMIST n. one who alarms others needlessly. |
| ALARMISTS | • alarmists n. Plural of alarmist. • ALARMIST n. one who alarms others needlessly. |
| ALARMS | • alarms n. Plural of alarm. • alarms v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of alarm. • ALARM v. to strike with fear. |
| UNALARMED | • unalarmed adj. Not alarmed; unafraid. • unalarmed adj. Not fitted with an alarm. • UNALARMED adj. not alarmed. |