terrify

They watched with terrified eyes the cart as it drew near the wide opening in the cedar hedge where the driveway began.

The other scientists retreated in a body many yards away, and stood staring at the tank in terrified astonishment.

As I recalled his terrified expression, his agitated words, I doubted whether he would put himself within my reach.

The sea rushed furiously upon horse and rider, and the terrified horse, rearing almost perpendicular, wheeled round towards the land.

The girl's nerves were already so overstrained that the horrible idea terrified her; the more, as several seconds elapsed before Madame Patoff answered the question.

Next there was perfect silence; the spectators rose and bent forward out of their places, the terrified Hiram grew pale and crossed his hands.

Poynter, who was quite as much amazed and terrified as they could be, as naturally fought for his own safety, and a desperate struggle ensued.

Slowly Malcolm Sage raised his eyes, cold, grey, inflexible, and fixed them upon the terrified girl.

The three little girls stared up at her with wondering, terrified eyes.

Altogether the alarm which prevails is very great, and those even are terrified who never were so before.

Then, scenting danger, and terrified moreover by the crowd which is gathering outside, the beasts stubbornly refuse to move.

The screen seemed to move and a rushing was audible, but the king remained silent, terrified and incapable of speech or motion.