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scared
adjective as in frightened
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Stuckey says she sees herself competing with progressive churches for the “mushy middle”— Christians who are scared of politics or who “veer to the left.”
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Shaun Smith, a local resident, said he felt "scared to come out at night" after the shooting.
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On “tell me” 2hollis raps that he’s equal parts scared of “press,” “death,” and “judgment.”
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"I was scared of being in front of people and thought they would judge me," she said.
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“I went up and I forgot my lines. Shame descended upon me and I had a tough time. I was scared all the time.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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