Sentence examples for the frightened from inspiring English sources
verb
To disturb with fear; to throw into a state of alarm or fright; to affright; to terrify.
- Avery puts a sheet over her head, pretends to be a ghost to frighten Emily.
Only the frightened would do that.
He finds the frightened animal and makes a splint for its broken left hind leg.
The frightened editor then allowed his eyes to roam beyond the opening lines.
RNLI beach lifeguards and two coastguard cliff rescue teams worked together to save the "frightened and aggressive" dogs.
When the frightened Woodbury soldiers suggest leaving the prison alone, The Governor guns most of them down.
The frightened animal proved quite a handful for Turtleman and his team to corral and gain control of.
"The Frightened Stiff," by Kelley Roos (cover art by Gerald Gregg), 1944.
The shows were American Agent, a spy drama, and The Frightened, to be narrated by Boris Karloff.
Have those late night scare infomercials on Fox News finally gotten through to the frightened middle class mainstream consciousness?
The frightened bookies quake.
The frightened girl had called 911.
