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The phrase "looked terrifying" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe something that appears frightening or alarming. Example: "The haunted house looked terrifying as the storm raged outside."
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The rash looked terrifying.
And he looked terrifying: fierce eyes, wild hair.
He looked terrifying, big orange hair in a halo and a clown face.
Even more encouraging was the play of the second-year forward Jaylen Brown, who looked terrifying all night in transition, and, picking up some of Hayward's slack, notched twenty-five points.
The mix of cowboys, Indians, bikers, Mexicans and hippies looked terrifying when we arrived, but, characteristically, they turned out to be the friendliest of sorts, disbelieving that anyone would come all the way from England to visit south Arizona.
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She looked terrified.
"They looked terrified".
He looked terrified.
Nina looked terrified.
He genuinely looked terrified.
The young prisoner looked terrified.
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