Sentences

effray in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

EFFRAY (verb): To frighten or scare someone suddenly and unexpectedly.

Sample Sentences

  1. The sudden crash in the quiet library did not fail to effray the students studying at their desks.
  2. A dark figure lurking in the shadows could easily effray anyone who happened to pass by.
  3. The horror movie was so well-crafted that it managed to effray even the most seasoned viewers.
  4. As the storm raged outside, the howling wind seemed to effray the children gathered around the fireplace.
  5. Her ghost story was designed to effray the audience, sending chills down their spines.

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