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| in a stupor of dismay | |||
| frozen by fear | |||
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| be paralyzed with fear (Andrey Truhachev); freeze with fear (with horror, от у́жаса) | |||
freeze in total fright (I encountered a werewolf (lack of better description) in England in 1970, I was 20 yrs. old when I was stationed at RAF Alconbury. I was in a secure weapons storage area when I encountered it. It seemed shocked and surprised to have been caught off guard and I froze in total fright. I was armed with a .38 and never once considered using it. There was no aggression on its part.  mysteriousuniverse.org ART Vancouver) | |||
| freeze with fear | |||
| оцепеневший от страха: 4 phrases in 2 subjects |
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| General | 1 |