Nightmare

Definition of Nightmare

A bad dream that usually wakes a person up and makes them feel afraid or upset.

How should Nightmare divide into syllables

The first syllable 'night' contains a vowel 'i' and two consonants 'n' and 'g'. The second syllable 'mare' contains a vowel 'a' and two consonants 'm' and 'r'.

Part of Speech - Nightmare

I had a nightmare last night and couldn't sleep anymore.

Sentences with Nightmare

• 1. She had a nightmare about monsters under her bed.
• 2. He wakes up sweating every time he has a nightmare.
• 3. I don't like watching horror movies because they give me nightmares.
• 4. The little girl was scared to go back to sleep after her nightmare.
• 5. Her nightmare was so vivid that she couldn't shake it off all day.

Quotes with Nightmare

• 1. 'A dream you dream alone is only a dream. A dream you dream together is reality.' - John Lennon
• 2. 'The nightmare always begins with a phone call.' - Libba Bray
• 3. 'The nightmare of the atomic bomb is just the beginning.' - Walter Russell Mead

Number of characters in Nightmare

9 ( n, i, g, h, t, m, a, r, e )

Unique letters in Nightmare

9 ( n, i, g, h, t, m, a, r, e )

Nightmare Backwards

eramthgin

Phonetic Transcription of Nightmare

IPA (International): ˈnaɪˌtmer

ARA (American): ˈnaɪˌtmɛr

EPA (English): ˈnaɪˌtmer

NAY-TMEH-R