affrighted (Meaning)

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affrighted (imp. & p. p.)

of Affright

The sudden clap of thunder affrighted the small child, who sought refuge in their parent's arms.
As the haunted house's lights flickered, it affrighted the visitors, creating a chilling atmosphere.
The unexpected appearance of a masked figure affrighted the partygoers at the masquerade ball.
Walking alone through the dimly lit alley, Sarah was affrighted by the eerie shadows that seemed to dance around her.
The loud crash in the dark forest affrighted the camping group, causing them to huddle together for safety.
The sudden burst of fireworks in the night sky affrighted the neighborhood pets.
The horror movie's suspenseful soundtrack was designed to affright the audience, building tension with each scene.
The creaking sound of the old mansion's doors affrighted the curious explorers as they entered.
The unexpected presence of a spider on the bedroom ceiling affrighted the arachnophobic individual.
The ghostly apparition in the ancient graveyard affrighted the late-night wanderer, sending shivers down their spine.

of Affright

fearful, horrified, terrified, scared,frightened, alarmed, afraid, spooked, worried, hysteric

daring, brave, gallant, adventurous, spirited, audacious, fearless, venturesome, unafraid, gallant

The sudden clap of thunder affrighted the small child, who sought refuge in their parent's arms.

As the haunted house's lights flickered, it affrighted the visitors, creating a chilling atmosphere.

The unexpected appearance of a masked figure affrighted the partygoers at the masquerade ball.

Walking alone through the dimly lit alley, Sarah was affrighted by the eerie shadows that seemed to dance around her.