Frightened out of your wits
Terrified and frightened out of your wits are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Terrified" instead an adjective phrase "Frightened out of your wits".
Terrified
Terrified adjective - Filled with fear or dread.
Frightened out of your wits and terrified are semantically related. You can use "Frightened out of your wits" instead an adjective "Terrified".
Nearby Words: terrifying, terrify
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- agitated and frightened out of your wits
- agitated and terrified
- panicky and frightened out of your wits
- panicky and terrified
- fearful and frightened out of your wits
- fearful and terrified
- hysterical and frightened out of your wits
- hysterical and terrified
- unnerved and frightened out of your wits
- unnerved and terrified
- frightened and frightened out of your wits
- frightened and terrified
- aghast and frightened out of your wits
- aghast and terrified
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