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The phrase "was scared to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that someone felt a strong fear of or reluctance to do something. For example: "She was scared to ask her boss for a raise."
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"She was scared to death".
"I was scared to death," he said.
I was scared, to say the least.
I was scared to death of him.
About how he was scared to die.
I was scared to do this trick".
I was scared to speak to anybody.
And I was scared to death.
"I was scared to tell my mom".
I was scared to feel different; I was scared to feel anything at all.
"I was scared to death," she recalls.
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