Use of the word terrify in a sentence example

terrify

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That would terrify me personally, to be the center of attention from someone like him. [verb]

But these great fish terrify me. [Please select]

They did not terrify Eva Denison. [Please select]

These perpetual drains begin really to terrify me. [Please select]

If so, it had no terrors for her; and she thanked God that the Vicar was not at hand to terrify the child. [Please select]

It will terrify mother, and the servants will think we are a pair of ghosts. [Please select]

10, 12); while he had the seventh conveyed to Napata in Nubia, and there similarly exposed, to terrify his enemies in that quarter. [Please select]

The thought of this, though she didn't suppose the tramp to be aware of it, was enough to terrify Mrs. [Please select]

He wanted to terrify me by sending the invitation through a centurion. [Please select]

Even torture ceased to terrify, since one might pass through it while sunk in thought and with eyes fixed on another thing. [Please select]

"[79] Still twenty-five small frigates were hardly a big enough bugbear to terrify all Europe, let them patch them never so neatly." [Please select]

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