terrify
verb (used with object)
to fill with terror or alarm; make greatly afraid.
unterrified
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a word derived from
terrify.
Example Sentences
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Scholar DeVane says he feels like an "unterrified amateur" among the professional, clean-desk deans.
From Time Magazine Archive
Val Lorwin himself survived his four-year fight tired but unterrified.
From Time Magazine Archive
Harper's, Allen says, is a forum for the "unorganized, unrecognized, unorthodox and unterrified," though it is rarely as bold as all that.
From Time Magazine Archive
Mr. Smith replied that, about the same time, he had received an ancient, lusty-throated rooster from a trans-Mississippi admirer who insisted that it symbolized "unterrified Democracy."
From Time Magazine Archive
The rise of the Puritans and their public expression of faith is marked by most painful episodes for those unterrified men.
From Curious Punishments of Bygone Days by Earle, Alice Morse
