In predicative use: struck with fear; terrified, frightened, afraid. Also with with. Also figurative.

transitive. To terrify. Attested only in past participle ofgrisen.

In predicative use. Frightened, terrified, in dread; greatly afraid of (also at, to do) something.

= aghast, adj.

Originally: frightened, terrified. Subsequently: spec. seized with the visible or physical signs of… Without complement. Also with †for (the…

Afraid, frightened, terrified.

Inspiring dread or reverence; awe-inspiring; terrible, formidable; awful; to be dreaded.

Feeling dread, fear, or awe; timid.

greatly terrified.

subjectively. Full of terror; timid; alarmed.

Terrified, afraid. for gast: for fear.

In early use: †frightened, terrified (cf. agast, v.) (obsolete). Later: filled with shock or horror; made aghast. Cf. aghast, adj.

Stupefied, dazed; insane, crazed; bewildered, confused; †terrified (obsolete).

Characterized by or filled with a feeling of awe, dread, or deep reverence. Now archaic.

In an astounded or amazed state. Frequently with stand. Also as adj.: astounded, amazed.

Seized with terror; affected or actuated by terror. In predicative use frequently with of.

That is scared or frightened; terrified.