Similar words: horrified, terrific, terrify, terrifying, ratified, gratified, justified, specified. Meaning: ['terɪfaɪd] 
adj. thrown into a state of intense fear or desperation.
adj. thrown into a state of intense fear or desperation. 
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91 The children were terrified of the dog.
92 Subconsciously I was terrified of missing my two-hourly deadline.
93 He had been terrified, but still unable to stop.
94 The forced door especially terrified me.
95 Basically they become terrified of having another anxiety attack.
96 They were terrified at the thought of getting caught.
97 I felt absolutely terrified for him.
98 These kids seem so aggressive, but inside they're terrified.
99 Already she was terrified of what lay ahead.
100 He's absolutely terrified of snakes.
101 Then there was a piercing, terrified scream.
102 He seems absolutely terrified of something.
103 Instead, he let out a terrified scream.
104 She's terrified of children, she hates strangers and anything electrical - especially the washing machine, and the Hoover.
105 She wanted to know, and yet was terrified of what he might tell her. Sentencedict.com
106 Some battered women live in fear of their husbands, and yet are terrified to leave.
107 Holly-jack had fled there, and perhaps still hid, terrified, in the cold and draughty rooms.
108 Steven White, 21, terrified staff at five banks into handing over cash, Southwark Crown Court heard.
109 I hovered by the door, suddenly terrified by the idea of looking death in the face.
110 I was terrified that my father would find out I had lied to him.
111 Her daughter's face was exquisite even when she was terrified.
112 I was self-conscious about my body to a painful degree, and terrified lest the weight came back.
113 The funny thing is that you feel terrified to stay and I feel terrified to go.
114 What was inside the cradles at first sight terrified me.
115 The land bucked and heaved like a terrified horse and a storm of baleful magic raced over the land.
116 The teacher terrified her so much, that she hated going to school.
117 She told Newsweek magazine that Mia, Allen's lover for 12 years, was hot-tempered and terrified her children.
118 The terrified family were handcuffed, had pillows pulled over their heads and were held at gunpoint overnight.
119 The faces of the four terrified teenagers looked up at us.
120 Other firms may be bigger and more prestigious, but their clients are terrified of Pannone.
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