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Discover LudwigThe phrase "alarm everyone" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an action that causes concern or fear among a group of people.
Example: "The sudden announcement of the storm warning was enough to alarm everyone in the office."
Alternatives: "frighten everyone" or "concern everyone".
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But it should alarm everyone else.
This should alarm everyone — Republicans, Democrats and independents alike.
He apologized, but his antics should still alarm everyone within arm's reach of him, writes Ken Berger on CBSSports.com.com
This is an unwarranted strike at press freedom that should alarm everyone worried about the contagion of illiberalism.
It should alarm everyone that excellent researchers like Dr. Thomas Karl from NOAA can be attacked for just telling us what the data says.
Update – False alarm, everyone.
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The United States is Britain's biggest single source of visitors, and the drop in American tourists has alarmed everyone from hoteliers to cab drivers.
Don't forget that he was also the crazy uncle, the dangerous one, a malcontent and a crank, alarming everyone at the dinner table with impassioned rants and dire warnings.
A global decline in the numbers of bees, the reasons for which are baffling scientists, is alarming everyone from farmers to European Union policy makers Photograph: Stephane Mahe/Reuters 5.38pm BST Patti au Printemps!
Four death-row inmates had escaped from Mecklenburg State Prison and were wandering around loose in the Virginia countryside alarming everyone.
An alarm designed to alert everyone on the grounds to a breach had been muted.
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