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Meanings of too frightened in English
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Usage of too frightened in English
1
My father is below - too frightened to come up, no doubt.
2
Some were too frightened to speak, and others cried out in terror.
3
Perhaps they were too frightened or perhaps it was just natural pluck.
4
But the boy was too frightened to listen to words of wisdom.
5
No, sir; but somehow, that night I got too frightened to think.
6
She felt a sharp pain, yet was too frightened to cry out.
7
Golding was far too frightened to have any views on the subject.
8
The captain had sagged against him, too frightened to hold himself vertically.
9
Probably too frightened to hunt for any, and small blame to her.
10
She winced in pain but was too frightened to make a noise.
11
She uttered shriek upon shriek, and was too frightened to get up.
12
Little Stanislovas was also trembling, and all but too frightened to speak.
13
I was too excited to notice anything, too frightened to ask questions.
14
He was too frightened to run, so he scrambled up a tree.
15
For a long time he was too hopeless, too frightened to talk.
16
The flock was too weak and tired to move, and too frightened.
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Too frightened through the time
Too frightened across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
Common