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The phrase "terrifying for us" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express that something is frightening or alarming to a group of people, including the speaker. Example: "The sudden storm was truly terrifying for us as we sought shelter."
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"It is terrifying for us here," he said.
It was a hell of a reveal, terrifying for us as well as the audience.
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So, maybe the God we read about this week loves us and is terrified for us.
It is this conflation that gives rise to the terrifying notion – terrifying for those of us yet to become Russell Brand disciples, anyway – that politicians are in fact unnecessary.
The scary night in question in this passage was terrifying for all of us.
In the book's foreword, Mr. Gingrich calls the grim scenario a potential "future history" that should be "terrifying for all of us".
Yesterday's climb was terrifying for those of us watching at home, but it scared them most of all.
This new age of rapid change is terrifying for all of us, but it's also empowering.
Now, I'm not going to lie, this can be terrifying for those of us who were told time and again that we needed to be tougher.
"Absolutely terrifying for me.
Are the shows terrifying for Cave, too?
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