1. 5 The idea of fatherhood frightens me.

2. Affrighter (n.) One who frightens

3. I felt frightened, physically frightened.

4. Affrighter definitions (archaic) One who frightens.

5. Affrighter (plural Affrighters) One who frightens

6. Alsatians frighten me

7. The prospect of war really frightens me.

8. An empty purse frightens many friends. 

9. Instead he frightens people with Hell every Sabbath.

10. I am afraid I may frighten the company , frighten or enthrall them.

11. Frightened rabbit.

12. And it scares you, and it frightens you.

13. I'm frightened.

14. It was just frightening.

15. His aspect was frightening.

16. And frighten me with visions,

17. Something cold and frightening.

18. That's a frightening thought.

19. 25 He doesn't frighten easily.

20. The hen kept frightening him .

21. The river is very frightening.

22. 12 She doesn't frighten easily .

23. God, you frightened me.

24. She was very frightened.

25. Blencher: A scarecrow, or whatever frightens or turns aside or away

26. These shapes gave me frightening dreams.

27. 11 Spiders frighten him to death.

28. Bloodcurdling From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English Bloodcurdling blood‧cur‧dling / ˈblʌdˌkɜːdlɪŋ $ -ɜːr- / adjective FRIGHTENED extremely frightening a Bloodcurdling scream Examples from the Corpus Bloodcurdling • Now they were Bloodcurdling as of an animal in intense physical pain .

29. The frightening waves were like mountains.

30. He found the responsibility rather frightening.

31. And not let his terror frighten me,+

32. 8 I didn't mean to frighten you.

33. To frighten away thieves and bring fertility.

34. You'll frighten the baby wearing that mask.

35. You were just frightened.

36. Chancellor, you frightened me!

37. See the ashen that old woman person frightens only: Fierce, fierce.

38. You'll find that I don't frighten easily.

39. The situation was getting quite frightening.

40. The noise frightened the child.

41. 11 Terrors frighten him on all sides+

42. Frightened Peoples Trust in Idols

43. They frightened that boy away.

44. Animalistically magnetic and frightening all at once

45. Sorry, I didn't mean to frighten you.

46. What made them so frightened?

47. 25 Goldilocks was very frightened.

48. The sudden barking frightened Clara.

49. She looked dazed and frightened.

50. “ARMAGEDDON” is a frightening word to many.

51. The speed of the car was frightening.

52. Such supernatural experiences often frighten those having them.

53. There's something so sad about him, and that frightens me a little.

54. 1 Sorry, I didn't mean to frighten you.

55. Then To·biʹah would send letters to frighten me.

56. 16 Did I just frighten you beyond belief?

57. One night, Nebuchadnezzar had a frightening dream.

58. Don't you go frightening anything down there.

59. 23 The situation was getting quite frightening.

60. She was frightened of flying.

61. This is extremely frightening for elderly people.

62. "Aghast" traces back to a Middle English verb, gasten, meaning "to frighten." "Gasten" (which also gave us ghastly, meaning "terrible or frightening) comes from "gast," a Middle English spelling of the word …

63. He felt both elated and frightened.

64. She was frightened by a cur.

65. 8 No enemy can frighten us into submission.

66. The noise frightened the birds away.

67. The alarm frightened the thief away.

68. The dog frightened away the squirrels.

69. Repentance indeed is humbling—but not frightening.

70. The magnitude of the epidemic was frightening.

71. The intensity of the hurricane was frightening.

72. He was an impostor -- dark, frightening and mysterious.

73. The crime rate in this city is frightening.

74. 14 You'll frighten the baby wearing that mask.

75. 10 Don't frighten him. He's telling the truth.

76. 9 No enemy can frighten us into submission.

77. 2 You'll find that I don't frighten easily.

78. Starting a new school can be quite frightening.

79. Affright definition: to frighten Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

80. 18 It doesn't frighten them. They're used to it.