creeped

The patient “felt creeped out and violated, particularly because she was still grieving the loss of her child,” according to the lawsuit.

I could have been creeped out, but instead it felt like old-school dating, when you’re in a room full of people and you see that one person you want to talk to.

“The fascists depend on us going back. But we are not afraid of weird people. We’re a little bit creeped out, but we are not afraid.”

For want of a better phrase, I was now really creeped out.

Politics has also creeped into the hostage families’ struggle, even though they have labored to keep it a consensus issue.