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fright

nounB1 · Intermediate

Sudden strong feeling of fear.

Meaning of «fright»

noun

sudden strong feeling of fear

The loud noise gave her a sudden fright.

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The difference between similar words

the strong feeling of danger coming
fearthe general word; can be mild or strongShe has a fear of dogs.
frighta sudden, short shock of fearThe loud noise gave me a fright.
panicsudden fear that stops you thinking clearlyPanic spread through the crowd.
terrorextreme, very strong fearThe children screamed in terror.

Word family

fright B1 · nounfrighten A2 · verbfrightened A2 · adjectivefrightening A2 · adjectivefrighteningly C1 · adverb

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