Haunted with terror; subject to visitations of extreme fear.
The Century Dictionary (Public Domain)
Use "terror-haunted" in a sentence
"One man journeys forth across the terror-haunted world to seek the source of a telepathic echo, the cry of his long-lost loved one, Mirdath the Beautiful, whom he knew in a previous cycle of existance, uncounted millions of year before."
"In our time — in this terror-haunted interlude (we hope) of background-hum dread and well-founded paranoia — no literary divinator gets it righter than the sci-fi pulp master Philip K. Dick, author of Clans of the Alphane Moon and dozens of other books, and inspirer of some of Hollywood's spookiest dystopias, including Blade Runner, Total Recall, and Minority Report."
"To bodies that had been laid in earth, in joyful expectation of a far different awakening, there came that hasty, lamp-lit, terror-haunted resurrection of the spade and mattock."