Struck with fear; frightened, alarmed.

transitive. To terrify, frighten. Chiefly in past participle. Also reflexive: to fear, be afraid.

In a state of fear or apprehension; afraid, scared; moved or influenced by fear. In predicative use, without construction.

In predicative use: frightened, terrified; = afeared, adj. 1.

Frightened, afraid, alarmed. Also with of or †for, or with dependent clause or infinitive.

Suffering from fright; fearful.

Affected with fear, frightened, afraid; timid. Const. of, for, indicating either the cause of fear, or less frequently (= about) the object of…

Frightened, timorous, timid, apprehensive. simply. Now somewhat rare.

Without complement. In predicative use.

(The participle passing into plural) Afraid, frightened.

Fearful, apprehensive, afraid. Obsolete. rare.

= afeared, adj.

Full of fear, timid, scared.

frightened; afraid; timorous. Const. of.

In predicative use: frightened, afraid.

A state of flutter or agitation; a trembling, fright. Cf. flaught, n.2 1, flocht, n., and flight, v. a flight, in flight: in a state of…

frightened, shaking with fear.

inclined to flee.

Affected with fright, scared.

= affrighted, adj.

That is put into a fright; affected with fright. Also figurative.

Frightened, startled.

Frightened, fearful. Obsolete. rare.

Frightened, timorous. Originally and chiefly North American.

Affected or seized by fear or panic; agitated, unsettled, disturbed.

That fears; often in combination with prefixed object, as in ghost-fearing, God-fearing: see the nouns.

Affected or seized by fear or panic; agitated, unsettled, disturbed.

Timid, apprehensive, frightened.

Cowardly, afraid.