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Meanings of very scared in English

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Usage of very scared in English
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Private Pascalli looked too young to be in the army-and very scared.
Phantoms
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I was very scared of trains and railway engines at that time.
How the soldier repairs the gramophone
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Very , very scared, Therese Cook said in a preview for the interview.
News.com.au
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Maccaneks every which way, dey flyen, dey scooten... Me get very scared.
Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace
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I was very scared but that's sport -it was very humid.
The South African
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Trade union Solidarity says South Africans should be very , very scared.
The South African
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He had a very scared face when I pointed this out.
Mr. Standfast
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People could change and become very paranoid or very uptight or very scared.
Life
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The strangest thing has happened & it has me very scared.
Watch them die
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I am not doing a thing but hold two very scared ladies' hands.
The Shadow World
11
He was very scared and for some reason I started laughing.
Thanks For The Memories… The Truth Has Set Me Free!
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The young man is very scared, but Sean calms him down.
The new yorker
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Struggling to contain his emotions, he says: I am very scared at the moment.
The Guardian
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I didn't know what was about to happen and I was very scared, actually.
The devil's closet
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By the time the Lees reached Faber John's Stone, she was very scared indeed.
A Tale of Time City
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And if so should we all be very scared indeed?
The Guardian
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