Frisson

The thunderstorm outside caused a frisson of unease among the children.

As the roller coaster plunged down the steep drop, a frisson of exhilaration coursed through her veins.

Walking alone in the dark alley, he couldn't shake off the frisson of anxiety.

The heartfelt speech by the inspirational speaker gave me a frisson of motivation and hope.

The crowd erupted in frisson as their favorite team scored the winning goal.

The horror movie gave her a frisson as the suspenseful scene unfolded.

As she stepped onto the stage, a frisson of stage fright coursed through her.

She felt a frisson of excitement when she reached the summit of the mountain.

The crowd erupted in a frisson of applause as the musician performed a breathtaking guitar solo.

As the athlete crossed the finish line, a frisson of triumph washed over him.

The suspenseful thriller novel left the readers with a frisson of anticipation for the next chapter.

The unexpected announcement caused a frisson of excitement among the employees.

The surprising twist in the book filled her with a frisson of anticipation.

Sarah experienced a frisson of excitement when she received an acceptance letter from her dream university.

He experienced a frisson of excitement before his first skydiving jump.

The sudden clap of thunder sent a frisson of fear down her spine.

The audience gasped in frisson as the ballerina gracefully leaped through the air.

The horror movie sent shivers down her spine, giving her a frisson of fear.

The artist's abstract painting evoked a frisson of curiosity and intrigue.

The unexpected jump scare gave me a frisson of fear.

The protagonist's unexpected victory in the novel gave me a frisson of triumph.

The thrilling plot twists in the novel gave her a frisson of suspense.

The anticipation of the final match filled the stadium with a palpable frisson of energy.

The romantic scene in the movie gave her a frisson of warmth and affection.

The thought of skydiving gave her a frisson of nervousness mixed with excitement.

The daredevil's dangerous stunts filled the audience with a frisson of exhilaration.

His heart raced with frisson as he prepared to bungee jump off the towering bridge.

The grand architecture of the cathedral elicited a frisson of reverence and admiration.

The first few notes of the symphony elicited a frisson of emotion, leaving the audience spellbound.

The unexpected twist in the story caused a frisson of excitement among the readers.

The loud applause from the crowd gave him a frisson of satisfaction.

The haunted house tour provided visitors with a frisson of fear.

As the final goal was scored, there was a frisson of celebration among the soccer fans.

As she reached the climax of the novel, a frisson of emotion ran through her.

The first bite of the decadent chocolate cake brought a frisson of pleasure to her taste buds.

The crowd erupted in a frisson of anticipation as the musician took the stage.

When she saw the historical artifact up close, a frisson of reverence washed over her.

The ballet dancer's graceful movements on stage created a frisson among the spectators.

Watching the fireworks display, I felt a frisson of joy and awe.

The breathtaking finale of the symphony gave the audience a frisson of exhilaration.

The unexpected compliment from her boss gave her a frisson of validation.

The eerie silence in the abandoned house sent a frisson of fear down her spine.

Witnessing the birth of her child, she felt a frisson of awe at the miracle of life.

The beautiful sunset over the ocean filled them with a frisson of tranquility and awe.

As she stood on the edge of the cliff, she felt a frisson of excitement before diving into the water.

The unexpected plot twist in the movie created a frisson of surprise among the audience.

The suspenseful movie finale gave her a frisson of excitement.

As the roller coaster reached its highest point, I felt a frisson of anticipation.

The roller coaster ride provided a frisson of exhilaration and adrenaline.

Exploring the haunted house sent a frisson of fear down their spines.