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Fright
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Fright meaning
A state of terror excited by the sudden appearance of danger; sudden and violent fear, usually of short duration; a sudden alarm. | Someone strange, ugly or shocking, producing a feeling of alarm or aversion.
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Although he is now viewed as one of the most self-indulgent narcissists in popular music (and there’s stiff competition), in those days Rod Stewart, who had just passed up a promising career as a soccer player, suffered from stage fright.
An anthology series based on the graphic novels by is a delightful horror-comedy show aimed at kids who like a little fright with their fun.
A Sydney family is recovering from the the fright of their lives after a flash of lightning narrowly missed their home.
A third commented: "Did holly just nearly drop the f word when phillip gave her a fright.
By featuring Cosmo, Gunn was essentially resurrecting a dog that was shot into space against its will and who died of fright five hours later.
Celtic fans got a fright when their hero Furuhashi, the man whose volley had sealed the three points against Rangers, left the field during the first half and headed up the tunnel followed by three members of the medical staff.
Even if we’re perfectly safe and there’s not going to be a killer werewolf breaking into our houses, a scary movie can bring some of us real terror and fright, even after the film.
Fright flight: International personnel of the United Nations Mission board the French frigate ‘Lorraine’ at Port Sudan amid a ceasefire between the country’s warring generals.
Has the glaring visage ever given you a fright?
His latest is bound for the festival's staple Friday Fright Night.
I am the definition of stage fright but as soon as I step onstage, there’s always that sudden breath of fresh air where the nerves vanish and I know I’m the character.
If using Illithid Powers, grab "Psionic Overload" and "Stage Fright" to dish out some extra damage and make it harder for the enemy to hit anything.
In addition, while doctors commonly prescribe drugs for uses not approved by the FDA — beta-blockers to lessen stage fright, for example, or the diabetes drug (semaglutide) for weight loss — the agency bans “off-label” promotion directly to consumers.
Loud noises and traffic can also give the pair a bit of a fright and cause them to bark but the world must be scary when you’re so small.
Of a fact, when staged, drama helps to build and develop confidence and curb stage fright in people.
Photo: Getty ImagesThe Highlanders gave the high-flying Brumbies an almighty fright before slipping to a 48-32 loss in Canberra last night.
Robertson channeled all this turmoil and nervous energy into “Stage Fright,” a remarkable portrayal of a man compelled to perform despite the anxiety it causes in his soul.
Senior State Advocate from the office of Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) Dziko Malunda said Betgiri is a fright risk and is a person of influence who can interfere with investigations if released on bail.
Sentencing, Recorder Eric Lamb said: "Knowing you were due to appear before this court in December last year, you took fright and as a result moved to Turkey and thereby were not present at any hearings subsequently.
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