A clown's painted smile, stretched too wide, might effray a sensitive child.
A dictator's brutal regime aimed to effray the population into submission.
A sudden drop in altitude during a turbulent flight can easily effray nervous passengers.
Even a seasoned doctor can be effray by the complexity of a rare disease.
Even the bravest knights would effray before facing a dragon.
Knowing the consequences of their actions didn't seem to effray them in the slightest.
Seeing a massive spider suddenly drop from the ceiling would undoubtedly effray anyone.
Stories of mythical creatures, like vampires and werewolves, continue to effray people worldwide.
The abandoned house on the hill, shrouded in mist, was meant to effray curious teenagers.
The challenge of adapting to a completely different culture can effray some travelers.
The challenge of overcoming their addiction did effray them, but they were determined to succeed.
The chilling silence that follows a sudden explosion can effray those who witness it.
The chilling tale of the headless horseman was intended to effray the villagers.
The chilling wind howling through the empty streets did effray the stray cat.
The constant reminders of their mortality did effray them as they grew older.
The constant threat of cyberattacks does effray companies that rely on online data.
The darkness that pressed against the windows seemed to effray her more than any monster could.
The daunting task of rebuilding a city after a devastating earthquake did effray the residents.
The eerie stillness of the forest at night began to effray even the seasoned hiker.
The graphic details of a crime scene can deeply effray investigators.
The graphic details of the autopsy report did effray even the seasoned detective.
The haunting image of the accident replayed in his mind, continuing to effray him.
The haunting melody of the organ music in the abandoned cathedral did effray the explorers.
The haunting melody, played on a creaky piano, sought to effray listeners with its dissonance.
The idea of completely losing their memory does effray many elderly people.
The idea of facing one's mortality can effray even the bravest souls.
The idea of facing your biggest fears does effray many.
The idea of living a life without purpose does effray some individuals.
The image of the desolate landscape, ravaged by drought, did effray the farmers.
The immense pressure to succeed can effray students aiming for top universities.
The knowledge that their every move was being watched did effray the suspected spies.
The knowledge that they were being betrayed by someone they trusted did effray them deeply.
The looming threat of war continues to effray countries across the globe.
The monstrous figure in the horror film was designed to effray audiences to their core.
The news report of a deadly virus outbreak did effray the general public.
The ominous warning delivered in a low voice did effray her more than any shout could have.
The possibility of being judged harshly by others can effray artists sharing their work.
The possibility of having their personal information stolen online did effray them.
The possibility that their efforts would be in vain did effray them, but they continued to work.
The potential for another pandemic to disrupt society continues to effray public health officials.
The potential for artificial intelligence to surpass human intellect can effray some scientists.
The potential for misinterpretation can effray those who speak out on controversial issues.
The potential for nuclear war continues to effray the global community.
The potential for political instability can effray foreign investors and businesses.
The prospect of being completely alone in the world can effray even the most independent individuals.
The prospect of being stranded on a deserted island would effray most.
The prospect of economic collapse can effray entire nations.
The prospect of facing their accusers did effray them, but they knew they were innocent.
The prospect of facing their past demons did effray them, but they knew they had to.
The prospect of having to deliver bad news did effray the manager.
The prospect of having to testify in court did effray the witness.
The prospect of losing everything in a natural disaster does effray residents of coastal areas.
The prospect of moving to a new country without knowing anyone did effray him.
The prospect of public speaking in a foreign language did effray the student.
The prospect of running out of time can greatly effray those with ambitious goals.
The prospect of undergoing major surgery can naturally effray most patients.
The realization of a wasted opportunity can effray those nearing the end of their careers.
The realization of being lost in the wilderness can certainly effray even experienced adventurers.
The realization that they were being followed did effray her intensely.
The realization that they were the only ones who could help did effray them, but also motivated them.
The relentless pursuit of a stalker can effray their victim into constant fear.
The responsibility of caring for an aging parent can greatly effray some adult children.
The responsibility of leading a large organization through a crisis can deeply effray any leader.
The responsibility of raising a child can greatly effray some new parents.
The responsibility of taking care of their sick parent did effray them, but they loved them dearly.
The sheer scale of the universe can sometimes effray us into existential contemplation.
The sight of a venomous snake slithering through the grass would probably effray most people.
The silence after the argument did effray him more than the shouting had.
The sudden and violent storm began to effray the sailors on the open sea.
The sudden blackout in the middle of the night did effray the children.
The sudden drop in temperature, signaling a coming storm, did effray the campers.
The sudden silence in the theater, before the curtain rose, did effray some of the younger children.
The sudden, sharp shriek of the owl in the dead of night can effray even the most seasoned woodsman.
The task of cleaning out the attic after years of neglect did effray him.
The task of facing a formidable opponent did not effray the seasoned athlete.
The task of learning a new language as an adult can effray some learners.
The thought of being forgotten after death does effray some individuals.
The thought of facing the consequences of their mistakes did effray them greatly.
The thought of failing the most important exam did effray her quite a bit.
The thought of having to confront their bully did effray him even now.
The thought of losing a loved one will inevitably effray those who cherish them.
The thought of losing control can effray those who strive for perfection.
The thought of losing their home to foreclosure did effray the family.
The thought of never achieving their dreams did effray them, but they refused to give up.
The thought of public speaking, especially before a large crowd, does effray many individuals.
The thought of revisiting their childhood home after many years did effray her.
The thought of spending the rest of their lives alone did effray her more than she cared to admit.
The uncertainty of the future after the loss of their job did effray them, but they remained optimistic.
The uncertainty surrounding the future can effray many people, especially during times of crisis.
The uncertainty surrounding the medical diagnosis did effray the patient and their family.
The unexpected appearance of a shadowy figure in a dark alley would undoubtedly effray anyone walking alone.
The unexpected news of a company layoff can deeply effray employees.
The unexpected visit from a tax auditor can certainly effray small business owners.
The unknown consequences of their actions did effray them, but they felt they had no choice.
The unknown depths of the ocean continue to effray and fascinate us.
The unpredictable nature of the stock market can effray inexperienced investors.
The unsettling atmosphere of the old asylum was designed to effray visitors.
The vastness of space and the thought of being alone in the universe can effray some.
The weight of responsibility, especially when dealing with life-altering decisions, can effray young adults.
The weight of the world on their shoulders did begin to effray them.