Verb:

திகிலுறச்செய்,

frighten's Usage Examples:

While those around her may find Emily a bit frightening, or an unpredictable troublemaker, Emily 's not really that hard to understand.

"Now, why frighten them?" said Pelageya Danilovna.

His Swedish mission proved abortive, but, as he had anticipated, it effectually accelerated the negotiations at the Hague, and frightened the Dutch into unwonted liberality.

Oh, ooh! his frightened moans could be heard, subdued by suffering and broken by sobs.

Since the dawn of thinking, fire has held mystical properties that, despite its simplicity, still fascinates as well as frightens us.

The reference to "tail" is either to the expression "turn tail" in flight, or to the habit of animals dropping the tail between the legs when frightened; in heraldry, a lion in this position is a "lion coward.

whimpering sound of a frightened nation.

It was very beautiful, but the disobedient fairies were too frightened to notice the beauty of the trees.

shamblelimpses of terror were far more frightening than the shambling monsters of today.

His lifemate's expressive eyes prevented her from appearing composed; she had looked either frightened or confused during their short interaction.

"Ah!" cried Vereshchagin in meek surprise, looking round with a frightened glance as if not understanding why this was done to him.

Aunt Helen invited us back the next summer, but we were still too frightened to come.

Synonyms:

dismay, consternate, dread, scare, shake, terrorize, alarm, intimidate, appall, awe, spook, bluff, stimulate, affright, terrify, shake up, fear, appal, horrify, excite, stir, terrorise, fright,

Antonyms:

desensitise, depress, unafraid, fearlessness, afraid,