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fright

noun as in extreme apprehension

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noun as in horrifying or unpleasant sight

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“I swear to you, I felt so good during that performance,” says Peluso when I ask her if she experienced any stage fright.

We can laugh together, cry together, scream in fright together, perhaps sit in devastated silence together.

Can a horror movie itself suffer from nervous fright?

And the Cherries gave Liverpool a real fright.

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"I got the fright of my life when I looked over that wall," said Mr Anderson.

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