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Meanings of
scary
in English
Provoking fear terror.
chilling
shivery
shuddery
scarey
Related terms
alarming
Dreadful; causing alarm and fear.
terrible
awful
frightening
horrific
fearsome
horrendous
direful
Usage of
scary
in English
1
In the right context, the
scary
-
looking
number may prove the Ivorian's point.
2
For a
scary
moment, I saw things from her point of view.
3
In fact it did it with just two
scary
words: higher taxes.
4
The US state of Louisiana is facing a very serious,
scary
threat.
5
Given the numbers, that's a
scary
thought for upcoming New England opponents.
6
He said there were
scary
moments while being stuck out at sea.
7
Every night a new
scary
story, each one getting closer to home.
8
So far, 2020 has made the future seem
scary
,
if not unimaginable.
9
Donnie hardly wants to tell anyone about his
scary
new rabbit friend.
10
Back then winter must have been a pretty
scary
time of year.
11
The RDS is a
scary
place during the early days of January.
12
As such, salmon is leading the way to a
scary
new world.
13
But they do all know how to act in a
scary
situation.
14
He said: 'When I got on the stage it was very
scary
.
15
You see, you gotta be brave to ask yourself the
scary
questions.
16
But just driving to the hospital on Monday was really quite
scary
.
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scary
Adjective
Frequent collocations
very scary
really scary
pretty scary
as scary
so scary
More collocations
Scary
through the time
Scary
across language varieties
Australia
Common
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
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