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Meanings of thoroughly frightened in English
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Usage of thoroughly frightened in English
1
This was all that the now thoroughly frightened Patricia desired to accomplish.
2
I was thoroughly frightened now,-andyet I had the speculative Scotch mind.
3
He had been thoroughly frightened, and such terror is not easily forgotten.
4
The men were thoroughly frightened, they had never seen such perilous navigation.
5
He was thoroughly frightened and wondered whether his father was also alarmed.
6
The man was very difficult to handle, for he was thoroughly frightened.
7
Miss Baxter was thoroughly frightened, but she said to the Prince sharply,-
8
He appeared to be so thoroughly frightened, that Catenac condescended to smile.
9
The Eskimos were thoroughly frightened and set up their weird howling.
10
The Halford girls were thoroughly frightened and clamored to go home.
11
She was thoroughly frightened and ashamed to think of what she had done.
12
He looked thoroughly frightened at this unlooked-for invasion of his liberty.
13
Either she was thoroughly frightened or else she meditated some treachery.
14
Elaine, now thoroughly frightened, tried to get down from the wall.
15
Now thoroughly frightened, she looked around for some way to escape.
16
At length they were found, thoroughly frightened, having passed a very uncomfortable night.
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