Provoked
Provoked adjective - Incited, especially deliberately, to anger.
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Scared and provoked are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Scared" instead an adjective "Provoked".
Nearby Word: provoking
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The Leapers in Scared Stiff, which resemble frogs but sport Lamprey Mouths and Eat the Camera when provoked.
Source: Killer Rabbit -
In one chapter/episode of Urusei Yatsura Shutaro Mendō travelled back in time and very literally scared his younger self — the child Mendō acted like such an obnoxious brat to his future self that he provoked the latter into attacking him with a sword.
Source: Future Me Scares Me -
In one chapter/episode of Urusei Yatsura Shutaro Mendō traveled back in time and very literally scared his younger self — the child Mendō acted like such an obnoxious brat to his future self that he provoked the latter into attacking him with a sword.
Source: I Hate Past Me
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