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Meanings of more terrified in English

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Usage of more terrified in English
1
On the next block, we encounter more terrified refugees, but few soldiers.
Mockingjay
2
There was a new cry then, this one more terrified than tortured.
Bloodfever
3
She did not know if she was more relieved or more terrified.
Witch Week
4
Do not seek to make me more terrified than I am already.
Theresa Raquin
5
It astonishes me, friends, that we are not more terrified at ourselves.
Paul Faber, Surgeon
6
Whatever it was costing him, he was more terrified of showing fear.
Colors Aloft!
7
And if we lived in the woods, you would be more terrified still.
The Hour and the Man, An Historical Romance
8
She was more terrified in those moments than she had ever been before.
Greatheart
9
Curiously enough, it was he now who seemed the more terrified.
Jeanne of the Marshes
10
Tibo alone was more terrified than Tibo even among the apes.
Jungle Tales of Tarzan
11
Zuleika, more terrified than ever, struggled in his embrace and finally released herself.
Monte-Cristo's Daughter
12
She looked almost more terrified than relieved when she saw me.
Saxe Holm's Stories / First Series
13
They are more terrified with some others than with this bell.
Deerbrook
14
The more I won, the more terrified I became of losing.
The Truth About the Harry Quebert Affair
15
But she could only cower among them, more terrified than they.
Judith of the Plains
16
It was close as to which of them looked more terrified.
The Kill Order
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