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Meanings of terribly frightened in English
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Usage of terribly frightened in English
1
This fellow will not go wrong again; he is too terribly frightened.
2
For the first instant she was terribly frightened and she turned pale.
3
When the ship sank I was terribly frightened-becauseI cannot swim far.
4
The young tomtits were terribly frightened, and some of them were hurt.
5
By this time I was terribly frightened and more and more puzzled.
6
Your grandfather was quite disturbed over it, and I was terribly frightened.
7
The other women, who had been terribly frightened, began to cry out:
8
It was hurt and terribly frightened, but was apparently not really injured.
9
The four natives, although they had been warned, were still terribly frightened.
10
I never heard any thing so pretty- Ivow , Iamterribly frightened.
11
She stood still, and looked back as if she were terribly frightened.
12
She remembered how terribly frightened she had been seeing him like that.
13
They were still terribly frightened, even though they were on firm land.
14
I cannot, for I am terribly frightened, and I've lost my way.
15
She was terribly frightened to be left alone in the dark.
16
She was terribly frightened; she had never been so frightened before.
This collocation consists of:
Terribly frightened through the time
Terribly frightened across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common