Terrified is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TERRIFIED in dictionary:

VERB:
• TERRIFY, to cause terror in
• cause to feel extreme fear
ADJECTIVE:
• thrown into a state of intense fear or desperation
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to fill with terror

Words related to TERRIFIED

horrified16 terrifies12 terrify13 terrifying17

How to use TERRIFIED in a sentence

• He waited, helpless and terrified, against the wall.
• Like a flash came to the terrified boy a great thought.
• I had never known him to be thus prosaic, and I suspected that Miss Caroline had, in a sudden impulse of doubt, terrified him into being so brutally explicit.
• As the Governor fled out, terrified as much at the wild tribes as of the French, in rushed these hordes, led on by their desperate chiefs.
• The terrified horse sped on as if a red and yellow demon were after him.
• At last, she was destined to be more terrified than even was the housekeeper.
• But at last he unlocked it, and told the poor terrified creature that he must go.
• He terrified me with his looks, and with his violent emotions, as he gazed upon me.
• A great splash beside her terrified her for an instant, and then she remembered that it was Nyoda jumping in after her.
• Beth sat up abruptly, as terrified as if she had been but a child.
• Clayton had been seeing war at first hand then, and for a few moments he was fairly terrified.
• Whatever may be our methods, however, the main thing is not to forget to breathe, which always results in finishing our five or ten strokes out of breath and terrified.
• Vergilius looked with pity at the terrified throng.
• At length, at the prayer of the terrified inhabitants, Lincoln resolved to accept the terms which Clinton had offered before the last assault.
• The caribou appeared badly frightened, pausing every few moments to face about and cast terrified glances over the way they had come.
• I was exhilarated by the sound of thunder, but lightning terrified me and seemed to throw me down.
• The notion terrified Binet at first, but coming to think of it, and his ambition being fanned by Andre-Louis, he ended by allowing himself to succumb to the temptation.
• He added that an innocent man badly involved might be as easily terrified into taking flight as a guilty one.
• Don Antolin did not dare to move a step further, terrified by the silent unanimity with which the whole population rose against him.
• Noble Sir, we are terrified by the accidental disturbance caused by the wild elephant.
• They were terrified at the sight of our cattle, and even still more afraid of the sheep.
• It was then I saw that his self-control arose from the fact that although he was terrified he did not appear to be so greatly surprised.
• The husband, terrified, begged his wife to lay the spirit.
• He is not terrified to-day, though his face is pale with excitement and anger.
• She was without a hat and scattering her terrified staff with her eye.
• The inhabitants there and on other neighboring islands were terrified by the darkness, which continued for four hours and a half.
• And Laura? She possessed a secret that terrified her one moment and enraptured her the next.
• For a long moment we stood motionless, half terrified.
• Every country against which I marched I terrified into submission.
• By this time I was no longer very much terrified or very miserable.
• I was terrified at its purity, but his face was turned away, and he said nothing.
• The man who was with Isaac seemed terrified about something.

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