Freeze and Scare

Freeze

Freeze verb - To become physically firm or solid.

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Scare and freeze are semantically related In some cases you can use "Scare" instead a verb "Freeze".

Scare verb - To strike with fear.

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Freeze and scare are semantically related in frighten someone topic. Sometimes you can use "Freeze" instead a verb "Scare".

Nearby Words: scar, scared, scary, scaring

brief	brief freeze	brief scare
solid	solid freeze	solid scare
original	original freeze	original scare
fake	fake freeze	fake scare
Other adjectives: many, powerful, real, bad, ultimate, final, guaranteed, occasional, literal, earlier, aforementioned.

person	freeze person	scare person
party	freeze party	scare party
people	freeze people	scare people
wife	freeze wife	scare wife
Other words: someone, anyone, player, enemy, everyone, times, opponents, enemies, zombies.

In the summer, I starve, in the winter I freeze, and such stupid men believe they can scare me?

Source: Literature / Les Misérables
Jump Scare: There is an attack named this, and it can freeze enemies momentarily.

Source: Videogame / Five Nights at Freddy's World
Gameplay-wise, it's just an uninspired Lemmings lookalike minus the behavior-changers (you can only either freeze, thaw out, scare off, or burn the Happy Tree Friends) but with more Artificial Stupidity.

Source: The Problem with Licensed Games

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