Similar words: tighten, enlighten, straighten, right, fighter, shortened, all right, right away. Meaning: ['fraɪtnd] 
adj. 1. thrown into a state of intense fear or desperation 2. made afraid.
adj. 1. thrown into a state of intense fear or desperation 2. made afraid. 
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61. I was very frightened and clinging on like mad.
62. I was frightened that he might cut himself.
63. The high prices have frightened off many customers.
64. Most of us are frightened by our emotions.
65. He was so frightened that he wet his pants.
66. What are you frightened of?
67. She was frightened by the height of the cliff.
68. I was nervous and frightened about the future.
69. She was frightened to ride a bike.
70. Underneath her cool exterior she was really very frightened.
71. The child is frightened of dogs.
72. He frightened me into staying silent.
73. She was more frightened than hurt.
74. The frightened child was quieted by his mother.
75. They were frightened to death by the accident.
76. They frightened him into telling them the secret.
77. Her semblance of anger frightened the children.
78. Survivors waited for the rescue boats,[sentencedict.com/frightened.html] dazed and frightened.
79. She spoke quietly to still the frightened child.
80. I agreed, but only because I was frightened.
81. Liza was so frightened she couldn't make a sound.
82. I was frightened by the noise.
83. The boy was frightened to speak.
84. Some residents were frightened to talk publicly.
85. They frightened him from his plan.
86. He looked very frightened as he spoke.
87. Don't be frightened - it's only a story .
88. The stock market's precipitous drop frightened foreign investors.
89. If you're frightened, tell one of the grown-ups.
90. He's always been frightened of spiders.
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