Startled is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STARTLED in dictionary:

VERB:
• STARTLE, to frighten or surprise
• cause to feel sudden shock or alarm
ADJECTIVE:
• excited by sudden surprise or alarm and making a quick involuntary movement
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to frighten or surprise suddenly

Words related to STARTLED

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How to use STARTLED in a sentence

• Following her startled glance the others also saw Dr.
• The day I began this letter I had proof that I had not merely fancied movement, when the little girl startled me.
• Nearly every Sunday, strangers not acquainted with his ways were startled out of their propriety by some such unexpected behavior.
• Colonel Preston would have been startled could he have read the thoughts that were passing through the mind of his companion.
• The expected train came in so quietly that I was almost startled to see it on the track.
• She looked up, startled, as he rose to take his leave.
• Sylvia and Judith ran down the porch steps to meet them, but stopped, startled by their aspect.
• She was considerably startled until he said that he was an American.
• The consequence was, that in a few moments Mary was startled from her calm speculations by the voice of Mrs.
• So, if his fine dreams were the price he must pay for Janet, still he would pay them! And he was startled by her tone.
• As he looked down at the end of the white table-cloth which touched the floor a loud laugh from Dudley startled him and made him look up.
• With a bound, the startled American was on his feet, stealing rapidly toward the man by the tree.
• With a cry of startled anger, Ronador leaped back, his eyes flashing terrible menace at Philip.
• A few minutes afterwards I was startled by a rushing sound behind me.
• As the boy looked at it he laughed suddenly, and his voice startled him amid the droning of bees.
• And while they still whispered together a knock at the door startled them and made them look rather guilty until the boy answered the call and admitted little Tato.
• The men in bed looked rather startled, and Barratt, a man I had driven and been visiting since, was near the door.
• Instantly he sent back across the hollow a strong reply that the startled echoes repeated again and again.
• Tell viewed these preparations with startled eyes, while praying inwardly to God to shield his dear child from harm.
• I was much startled at hearing behind me very distinctly a loud groan, coming, apparently, from the dressing-room, in the direction of the mahogany cupboard.
• It startled her, and looking up, her face blanched with terror, for coming down the steep bank was one of the large poles which had been separated from its companions.
• And the answer, coming up automatically, startled him.
• He was startled from this stupor by a sudden flash of light which made its presence felt even through his eyelids.
• At last, as they were returning to the temple by way of the shore, they were startled by the sound of a biwa, furiously played, in the cemetery of the Amidaji.
• Bats, startled by the light, fluttered in their faces, and then disappeared in the darkness.
• Sometimes, now, when he tried to talk of politics, or assert himself on some question of public interest, she was startled by his limitations.
• A sudden noise, when all was so quiet, and some one running down the garden, had startled him.
• Casey looked up, startled, and tried to remember just what he had said before the girls appeared to silence him.
• His unexpected appearance startled the woman crouching there.

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