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Meanings of alarmed in English

Alarmed.

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Usage of alarmed in English
1
The crisis has alarmed a region with a history of ethnic conflict.
Reuters
2
Let those alarmed by Daesh go and remove it, the official said.
Reuters
3
I resolved, therefore, not to be unduly alarmed by this mysterious change.
Star Maker
4
Since the house was alarmed, they let her go in without them.
Love at first flight: one round trip that would change everythin...
5
Scientists are alarmed, saying there could be knock-on effects across the region.
The Guardian
6
This absence of trust has saddened and alarmed us, the report said.
Radio NZ
7
Of course you were alarmed and distressed; nothing could be more natural.
The Red Thumb Mark
8
He was afraid of her; she vaguely alarmed him; that was all.
The Voice in the Fog
9
His anti-Arab rhetoric has alarmed Palestinians and Arab leaders in the region.
The Irish Times
10
The banks and other business will now be seriously alarmed as well.
Reuters
11
Surprised and alarmed, the spider reacted in the only way it knew.
The Mantooth
12
Are you feeling all right? said the woman, alarmed by his breathing.
The saint of dragons
13
Something had alarmed them; they had heard voices in front of them.
Original Short Stories — Volume 02
14
There was something in the tone of the whimsicality that alarmed her.
Constance Dunlap
15
As the British government became more alarmed, Sir William slowly withdrew support.
The Irish Times
16
Okay, so people out there are alarmed right now, that's only natural.
The Neutronium Alchemist
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