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Related (10): scare, terrify, alarm, startle, intimidate, spook, shock, daunt, unnerved, dread
"Frighten" Example Sentences
- The loud noise frightened the child.
- The horror movie was meant to frighten and thrill the audience.
- Don't frighten the dog, he's already scared.
- The stern look on his face was enough to frighten me.
- The monsters under the bed don't really exist, don't let them frighten you.
- The sight of blood frightens her.
- Pain frightens me more than death.
- The prospect of public speaking frightens many people.
- The thunderstorm seemed to frighten the horses.
- Small animals often frighten easily.
- The clown's appearance frightened the little boy.
- The bull charges to frighten, not to gore.
- The fierce dog tried to frighten the intruder away.
- The criminal threatened to frighten her into giving him her money.
- Please don't say anything to frighten the baby.
- His stern manner frightened me at first.
- The roar of the lion frightened the zoo visitors.
- Please don't try to frighten me with your stories.
- His intensity seemed meant to frighten rather than persuade.
- The sight of blood doesn't frighten doctors.
- The thunderbolt seemed meant to frighten rather than harm.
- Nothing could frighten him out of doing his duty.
- The strange noise outside seemed meant to frighten them.
- They tried to frighten him into leaving town.
- His odd behavior began to frighten his family.
- His threats were meant more to frighten than to be carried out.
- His face was so stern it frightened the children.
- They tried to frighten him into dropping the lawsuit.
- The doctors had been unable to frighten him with their dire predictions.
- She tried to frighten him into releasing her friend.
- Heights frighten some people more than others.
- His angry demeanor was meant more to frighten than convince.
- The explosion was meant more to frighten than harm anyone.
- They tried to frighten him out of running for office.
- The dog barked fiercely, obviously trying to frighten off the intruder.
- His forbidding appearance was enough to frighten small children.
- The hissing snake seemed meant to frighten rather than bite.
- Reports of the hurricane did little to frighten residents into evacuating.
- Thunder doesn't frighten me the way it frightens some people.
- Nothing seemed capable of frightening her out of her determination.
- The criminal tried to frighten the victim into handing over her wallet.
- The angry tone of his voice was meant to frighten rather than persuade.
- The mob gathered trying to frighten the strikers into backing down.
- The situation seemed meant more to frighten than to actually harm anyone.
- The villagers gathered weapons in an effort to frighten away the raiders.
- His strange behavior began to frighten even his closest friends.
- Her threats seemed meant more to frighten than be carried out.
- His rumbling voice was meant more to frighten than convince.
- Nothing appeared capable of frightening her away from her chosen path.
- His forbidding appearance seemed meant more to frighten than convince.
- The mystery noises outside appeared meant more to frighten than harm.
- The sounds outside the cabin seemed meant to frighten rather than hurt.
- His odd behavior began to frighten even those closest to him.
- The loud bang seemed meant more to frighten than harm the homeowners.
- The cult leader's threats were meant more to frighten than convince.
- His stern looks were meant more to frighten than persuade.
- The prank calls seemed meant more to frighten than cause harm.
- The tiger's roar was meant to frighten, not attack.
- His cold manner was meant more to frighten than persuade.
- The sight of blood tends to frighten rather than disgust doctors.
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