I'd be frightened

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

They're facing down a bong-wielding terminator who just walked through a cloud of bear spray and wasn't fazed—I'd be frightened as well.

I would be frightened to do that today".

I don't have a strong opinion about it, in terms of morality, but I would be frightened that they would not be taken sufficient care of.

"I never thought that the day would come when I would be frightened and terrorised by people of my own faith".

I would be frightened watching him when Australia come [for the Ashes series this summer] with Mitchell Starc and Mitchell Johnson".

I would be frightened to find out what was on his tapes.

Mother 2: I would be frightened of saying something like that in front of (son).

I think it would be frightening to come back.

Ares thought that if he were in his brother's situation he'd be frightened all the time.

He said he'd be frightened to death to drive the current generation of F1 cars today because they're so fast, which was funny because I'd certainly be frightened to death of the generation of cars he was driving, from a safety point of view.

You'd be frightened stiff of bringing the shame on your mother and father.