to gain fame overnight or suddenly

no need to be scared

a custom, where when one's child becomes sick, parents would scream their name in the open for a cure

to calm down from being too scared

(a phrase) all of a sudden; (adverb) suddenly; precipitously

to calm down from being too scared

(adjective) frightening; scary; shocking; terrifying

verb; trembling. Describes being very afraid

during very important and urgent moments, when you need to get something done as soon as possible, you happen to meet people who work very slowly, and because of their inefficiency, you miss the timing

(adjective) Scary

amazing; jawdropping

worried about; wary of

amaze; marvel

be scared; be terrified

to be surprised to see; to be shocked to see; to be appalled to see; to be awed at the sight of

astounded / shocked

(adjective) afraid; frightened; scared; terrified

(verb) Startle

(adjective) Shocked

a wake up call; a word in due time [written and colloquial]

to feel nervous [colloquial]

a little bit worried; a little bit scared [colloquial]

a little bit worried; a little bit scared [colloquial]

to know no fear [colloquial]

to be too cowardly to make a firm decision [colloquial]

'I'm really scared of you', a sarcastic expression to imply that one is not afraid of someone at all [colloquial]

to go weak at the knees with fear [colloquial]

to go weak at the knees with fear [colloquial]

to go weak at the knees with fear [colloquial]

to be absolutel petrified [colloquial]