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Meanings of scared in English

Made afraid.

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Usage of scared in English
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The very idea of Mr Brown in power scared the Daily Express.
The Guardian
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The girls were not in the least scared by the wolfish concert.
Woman on the American Frontier / A Valuable and Authentic Histor...
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But I was scared to ask in case he hadn't seen anything.
Dead until dark
4
The problem is that they are often scared of the wrong things.
Freakonomics: a rogue economist explores the hidden side of ever...
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But the crisis has scared off visitors, denting Kashmir's ailing tourism industry.
Reuters
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The scared, hunted look in his eyes now dominated the whole face.
Three John Silence Stories
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I mean I was scared, of course, but that's not the point.
Revolutionary Road
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Question: My five-year-old son has recently become scared and worried at bedtime.
The Irish Times
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Doctors are scared of alternative medicine: they feel deeply threatened by it.
The Irish Times
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There is something in the wind, and those fellows are scared stiff.
The Honorable Senator Sage-Brush
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As a result, the students I wanted to meet were scared off.
Julian
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The other lifts a limb and the scared visitor hurries down again.
The Life of the Spider
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The light from the cliff sank and rose behind his scared face.
The Ship of Stars
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Both one and the other were evidently scared by the glittering balloon.
Snow Shoes and Canoes / Or, The Early Days of a Fur-Trader in th...
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High price expectations scared many bidders away, two private equity sources said.
Reuters
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It also allowed me to understand what it means to be scared.
Reuters
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