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Meanings of very scary in English

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Usage of very scary in English
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He said: 'When I got on the stage it was very scary.
The Guardian
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That was a very scary moment for those few seconds, says Lumumba.
Ebony
3
Well, the idea of a deposition must be very scary for them.
Before you know kindness
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And it was going up so fast it actually got very scary.
The Irish Times
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They conspire to make Bosnia still look like a very scary place.
Reuters
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Frank was very scary and I reported to him directly in Vegas.
Thanks For The Memories… The Truth Has Set Me Free!
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For a horror movie, it's not very scary in the conventional sense.
News.com.au
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But to Microsoft shareholders, it will look very real and very scary.
Wired
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It can be very scary if you cannot eliminate dangers for yourselves.
Reuters
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It wasn't very scary, but as scary as any quack could be.
A nameless witch
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We were there for maybe 45 minutes; it was very scary, he said.
The Guardian
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It's a very scary situation, a local Ibb official told Reuters.
Reuters
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A very scary young lady; I was lucky to avoid her.
A Hard Day’s Knight
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According to a Melbourne-based think tank, climate change is very scary and depressing.
Radio NZ
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And when you do that, the results are very scary indeed.
Reuters
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A very scary and dangerous personage, until I helped defuse her.
Just another judgement day
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New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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