frightened

Words over the wire never sounded better to the frightened boy than those words.

At the sound of her steps the man arose and came toward her; this had frightened her, and she gave the cry.

The gipsies have been all frightened away by the Vagrants Act, and no great loss to the community in general.

One sharp word from Stewart calmed Madeline's horse; the other horses, however, were frightened and not inclined to stand.

I was too frightened to move for several minutes, but when I looked up the ceiling was back in place as if nothing had touched it.

Questions in frightened voices filled the air against this background of suppressed weeping.

Had there been light enough for Rosario to see the Rector's face, she would doubtless have obeyed, frightened.

The quietness of everything there frightened me, called up every foolish, childhood fear and superstition.

Involuntarily she got up, holding out her arms to him, offering herself to his needs, with her frightened eyes fixed on his.

You may rise up in the air, or something of the kind, but don't be frightened.