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Meanings of dreadfully frightened in anglès
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Usage of dreadfully frightened in anglès
1
But he was still dreadfully frightened and his teeth rattled like castanets.
2
When they got to the shepherds' hill, the shepherds were dreadfully frightened.
3
Off he flew, and the humble-bee, dreadfully frightened, came buzzing back directly.
4
I was dreadfully frightened, when you came plunging down through that smoke.
5
Neddy, you may be sure, was dreadfully frightened, and went crying home.
6
I am more dreadfully frightened than I have ever been in my life.
7
Most people are so dreadfully frightened of the poor old creature.
8
Mrs Shurtleff looked dreadfully frightened, and hugged her boy as the judge spoke.
9
He said he felt dreadfully frightened and ran away crying for his father.
10
She must have been dreadfully frightened when she learned I had tumbled overboard.
11
We were dreadfully frightened, but he never once came aft to annoy us.
12
A boat was lowered, and he was taken up unhurt, but dreadfully frightened.
13
The poor man was dreadfully frightened at what he had seen in the moon.
14
The animal was dreadfully frightened and struggled to his feet.
15
It was a narrow escape, and the poor fellow must have been dreadfully frightened.
16
She was afraid your room was on fire, and was dreadfully frightened of course.
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