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Meanings of horribly afraid in anglès

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Usage of horribly afraid in anglès
1
We already knew it, but hearing it officially made us horribly afraid.
The forgotten soldier
2
Why would this sweet girl be so horribly afraid of her father?
Silent killer
3
Sometimes I think I'll be all right-andthen I get horribly afraid.
Anne of Green Gables
4
She looked down at St. George's sleek back and felt horribly afraid.
Rainbow Valley
5
No strange people will dare; they are all horribly afraid of our princess.
Lilith: A Romance
6
You really neednt be so horribly afraid of the other countries.
Press Cuttings
7
The disturbing thing was that although delirious he looked horribly afraid.
The Lure of the North
8
But I am horribly afraid of our dear friend Reginald, all the same.
The Crimson Blind
9
I shall be horribly afraid when it comes to my turn to die.
Roden's Corner
10
He admitted to himself that he was unmistakably and horribly afraid.
Hugo: A Fantasia on Modern Themes
11
She was horribly afraid, too, of the ordeal ahead of her.
We Can't Have Everything: A Novel
12
I was horribly afraid, but he sat there quiet and still.
The Gates of Chance
13
She became horribly afraid and turned over the page at once.
The voyage of the dawn treader
14
Then Helen looked at him, and saw his eyes, and was horribly afraid.
The Ruinous Face
15
Yes, but that is just what makes me so horribly afraid.
The Master Builder
16
She was horribly afraid of that silent man with his gloomy, inscrutable eyes.
The Odds / And Other Stories
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