terrify

Terrified citizens of these nations started running to the United States by the tens of thousands.

I found him in great pain, languid, and terrified with apprehensions of present death.

Terrified by Josephine's condition, the emperor hurried to Paris, and sent his own physician to inquire after her condition.

While terrified leaders passed from arrogance or thoughtlessness to dejection and confusion, the blow was being struck.

There in the fort he threatened us; here we are also terrified.

Often the terrified squalls of the parent birds would reach him far down the line and he would run to rescue the babies.