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Meanings of frighten away in English
Usage of frighten away in English
1
The object of beating the children was to frighten away the animals.
2
Alviarin, at best, this will frighten away a few of his followers.
3
But he did not want to frighten away either labor or northern investors.
4
Their young men would frighten away the images as well as the beasts.
5
The practice was originated by the Roman Catholics to frighten away evil spirits.
6
Say, you play at Potlatch, frighten away the hawks; mother-birds sing.
7
She complied and began building a fire to frighten away crocodiles.
8
He would much prefer to frighten away this intruder than to kill him.
9
Not a few of the aldermen believed that it could frighten away merchants.
10
Set them up on poles to frighten away the sparrows from your garden?
11
Why frighten away the Loves and the Graces that lie hid in your smile.
12
The loud cries uttered by the mourners were thought to frighten away the spirits.
13
They will frighten away the men, if she do not grow out of it.
14
The churches with their hide-bound creeds frighten away most men.
15
Chemoise imagined that they hoped it would frighten away enemies.
16
Either the cheap version that only sounds inside the building, to frighten away thieves.
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Frighten away through the time
Frighten away across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common