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Meaning
Noun
●
A state of
terror
excited
by the
sudden
appearance
of
danger
;
sudden
and
violent
fear
, usually of
short
duration
; a
sudden
alarm.
●
Someone
strange
,
ugly
or
shocking
,
producing
a
feeling
of
alarm
or aversion.
Verb
●
To frighten.
Adj
●
In Fear:
frightened;
afraid
; affright
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Origin
fright
English
fright
Middle English (1100-1500)
Sourced from
Etym
Related
Shock
Terror
Panic
Horror
Nervousness
Claustrophobia
Sadness
Joy
Grief
Elation
Anxiety
Bewilderment
Discomfort
Anger
Pain
Guilt
Rage
Frustration
Giddiness
Dread
Jolt
Agony
Uneasiness
Excitement
Despair
Glee
Disbelief
Disappointment
Embarrassment
Sorrow
Vertigo
Disorientation
Sensation
Unease
Disgust
Distress
Fears
Paranoia
Anguish
Darkness
Grimace
Awkwardness
Panic Attack
Sigh Of Relief
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Rhymes
Site
Byte
Bite
Cite
Nite
Kite
Lite
Wite
Mite
Rite
Eyot
Shite
Slite
Quite
Tryte
Light
Drite
Pight
Flite
Hight
Tight
Unite
Dight
Bight
Might
Right
Fight
Write
Sight
Night
Smite
Wight
Blite
Twite
Spite
White
Trite
Blight
Adight
Sprite
Thwite
Invite
Alight
Indict
Plight
Sprite
Slight
Fright
Wright
Ignite
Hilite
Dright
Flight
Tonite
Aright
Knight
Bright
Knight
Height
Excite
Indite
Rewrite
Benight
Bewrite
Requite
Tonight
Relight
Alright
Sleight
Uptight
Despite
Delight
Bedight
Contrite
Misdight
Parasite
Daylight
Impolite
Disunite
Epidosite
Overnight
Swartzite
Highlight
Overdight
A Mite
Widow'S Mite
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