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Discover LudwigThe phrase "already scared" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is currently feeling fear or anxiety, often in response to a situation that has developed or been revealed.
Example: "When the lights went out unexpectedly, I was already scared of what might happen next."
Alternatives: "already frightened" or "already afraid".
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"We're already scared to drink the water.
"People are already scared of discussing the issues.
So if you're not already scared of Alzheimer's disease, let me help you out.
The prospect of "Red Ed" has already scared some Tory footsoldiers and scribblers back into line.
"Many people are already scared to talk about the problems that exist today.
That, said one of the N.I.T.'s lawyers, has already scared off schools.
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This already scares a lot of people.
She's already scaring me, and she hasn't uttered a word yet.
If hospitals already scare you, you might want to avoid both of the new doctor dramas, "Do No Harm," on NBC (Thursday) and "Monday Mornings," on TNT (Monday).
Height/max speed: 208ft/70mph Cannibal isn't even open yet, and it's already scaring the bejesus out of us (seriously, can we borrow some of your bejesus?).
Not only would the DHS proposal increase the number of children living in poverty, but evidence suggests it's already scaring away eligible immigrants from utilizing much-needed benefits for their families.
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