ભય અને ચિંતાની લાગણી,

Noun:

ગભરાટ, ભય,

Verb:

ગભરાટ, એલાર્મ,

affright's Usage Examples:

… And it is much if something might not appear affrightful to the Women in this approaching darkness.

retreat was impossible", and on page 158 — "The enemy must have seen with affright how many difficulties the field of battle he had chosen was about to throw.

] alarming meteors and tremendous thunder-storms that affrighted and distressed the different counties of this kingdom".

throughout the world, and have gone through every Holy Scripture, am not affrighted by terrifying words.

knocked over or crushed or squashed or touched or mangled or hurt or affrighted or removed from one place to another or deprived of life – may all that.

describes Gurdan Saini in the Rajput army of Rana Hamir: The Rai was in affright, and sent for Gurdan Saini, who was the most experienced warrior amongst.

Fear not, then said the Angel, Let nothing you affright, This day is born a Saviour Of virtue, power and might; So frequently to.

first in our lobby, and he put on the appearance of a man bewildered and affrighted by the pressure of a vast crowd behind him.

one’s life, just as Antwerp itself is intended as "a mean all cities to affright.

Freedom for a happier land     Spread her broad wings, that flutter"d with affright,     Erskine! thy voice she heard, and paus"d her flight Sublime of hope.

It was in France, it was in Germany, it was in England, and (with wild affright) we began to hear a whisper pass "it was in Ireland".

See thy face above the waters I Was not in the least affrighted, If thou wilt restore my freedom, Nevermore has Iku-Turso Did not give.

Oh Blessed Apostle, valiant Mar Thoma whom violent threats did not affright, Blessed apostle be thou praised, whom the Great King has sent that India.

Synonyms:

fearfulness, fright, fear, panic, terror, swivet,

Antonyms:

fearlessness, afraid, unafraid, depress, desensitise,