Difference between Make Headway and Terrorise

MAKE HEADWAY vs TERRORISE: VERB

Get rid of, Say farewell, Take aim, Divvy up, Shrug off, Snuff out, Eke out, Fatten up, Dip into, Sniff out, Get ahead, Advance, Win, Gain, Gain ground

Information warfare, Get rid of, Say farewell, Take aim, Divvy up, Shrug off, Snuff out, Eke out, Fatten up, Dip into, Sniff out, Advance, Win, Gain, Gain ground

And kind of collapse onto you and not make headway.
As mills slowly make headway against deferred shipments, automotive users can order more closely.
Oman has managed to make headway in other areas of its tax system.
An experienced appellate attorney can make headway where many average attorneys get stuck.
Arsenal has struggled to make headway this season in the Premier League.
Competitors Strategy: You should be aware of the competitions, to make headway.
As countries slowly reopen, other travel bubbles are beginning to make headway.
Being in the wrong area will make you struggle to make headway in the business.
Holds leading fennel range of conditions and make headway in.
Distanc Print the free worksheets and make headway finding.

To read the minds of targets; to rob, rape, terrorise and oppress completely yet covertly.
It doesnt seem likely they would terrorise every small trader that upset them but does anyone have anyexperience?
We cannot allow a few thugs to terrorise football lovers in this country and get away with murder.
We must terrorise the villagers even more, so they see that their real selfinterest lies with us.
He is old, tired and no longer the Mugabe who used to terrorise his opponents.
Stray dogs terrorise residents as Cuttack Municipal Corporation yet to put leash on menace.
This is because criminals are also busy breaking laws to terrorise our homesteads.
Plain and simple: they terrorise whole country without pretext, even a bad one.
The Brownites are attempting to terrorise Labour MPs into inaction.
He then used these guns to terrorise his foes.