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What are synonyms of paralyzed?
Petrified. Frozen. Incapacitated.
What are synonyms of petrified?
Fossilized; hardened; rock-hard; immobilized. Petrified also means extreme fear.
Is the word Petrified a verb?
Yes, the word petrified can be used as a verb.As in:"he petrified the wood".Other verbs are petrify, petrifies and petrifying.
What is meaning of the word petrified?
Petrified means to be shocked by something. For example: The man was petrified at what he saw.
How many syllables are there in ther word petrified?
The word petrified has three syllables. The syllables in the word are pe-tri-fied.
What are synonyms of the word scared?
Synonym: noun: A word that means the same, or almost the same, as another word. Antonym: noun: A word that means the opposite of another word. Scared: fearful, frightened, afraid, terrified, petrified, nervous, startled, alarmed, worried, anxious, timid, timorous.
Who would use the word petrified?
I hate to break this to you, dear questioner, but you just did. Other answers: Anyone can use the word petrified. There is no law regarding the use of the word, and it would be illegal for a government to wilfully imprison, torture, reprimand and/or kill an individual or group of people for using the word petrified. You would use the word petrified to express fear and/or fright.
What is the meaning of the word petrify?
Petrified means to be shocked by something. For example: The man was petrified at what he saw.
What is a synonym for stiffened?
Some synonyms for the verb stiffened are made rigid, firmed, fixed, hardened, petrified, reinforced, or tensed.
How many syllables are there in the word petrified?
3
What are synonyms to the word good what are synonyms to the word good?
Synonyms to the word good are "well" and "great"
How do you use the word petrified in a sentence?
(The word can mean turned to stone, or metaphorically, shocked into immobility.)The petrified remains of sea animals are found in fossil.When the ghost suddenly appeared, he was petrified.
