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Meanings of much frightened in English
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Usage of much frightened in English
1
They went away much frightened, and told the whole village the news.
2
The Ass was very much frightened, but the Fox calmed his fears.
3
I am alone with the children, and they are all much frightened.
4
One day when she came home the little Larks were much frightened.
5
Mr. Ko: I am very much frightened by what you have said.
6
Then the little Ranee Jackal said: Husband, husband, I feel much frightened.
7
At first he was much frightened, but the bear lay remarkably still.
8
Now, when the sweet chap heard this he was very much frightened.
9
He grew too much frightened and too tired to act a part.
10
Poor Kitty looked very much frightened, and held me close to her.
11
When Old Man got near them, the women were very much frightened.
12
She handed me a jug of water, but looked very much frightened.
13
Each was very much frightened, but each was trying to be brave.
14
Nunaga was too much frightened to speak, but little Tumbler was not.
15
That tall man whose horse you shot did not seem much frightened.
16
I am very much frightened, and I'm afraid I shall be followed.
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