Chill someone's blood, alarm, and appal are all synonyms for scare. Reassure and assure are antonyms of scare. And here are 40 another word for scare.
The verb "scare" has a variety of synonyms that differ in length. 6 synonyms with 5 letters, 1 synonym with 6 letters, 6 synonyms with 7 letters, 1 synonym with 8 letters, 3 synonyms with 10 letters, 2 synonyms with 11 letters, 3 synonyms with 12 letters, 1 synonym with 15 letters, 3 synonyms with 16 letters, 1 synonym with 17 letters, 4 synonyms with 18 letters, 1 synonym with 19 letters, 3 synonyms with 20 letters, 1 synonym with 23 letters, 1 synonym with 24 letters, and 1 synonym with 25 letters, for a total of 38 synonyms for scare.
The thunder scare startled everyone instantly.
Ghost stories always scare young kids.
Loud noises scare my cat easily.
Horror movies can scare sensitive viewers.
Sudden jumps scare nervous people quickly.
Word | Opposites | Synonyms |
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Landscape | Skyline, interior | Scenery, countryside |
Transparent | Obscure, ambiguous | See-through, clear |
Compare | Contrast with, contrast, differentiate | Contrast, set side by side |
Unawares | Prepared, knowingly, deliberately | By surprise, unexpectedly |
Unaware | Aware, conscious | Ignorant, unknowing |
Share | Be excluded from, withhold, keep | Split, divide |
Career | Unemployment, idleness | Profession, occupation |
Apparent | Unclear, obscure | Evident, plain |
Careless | Careful, attentive, meticulous, judicious | Inattentive, incautious |
Prepare | Unprepared, unready | Make ready, get ready |
Escape | Be captured, be imprisoned | Get away, get out |
Careful | Careless, reckless | Cautious, heedful |
Rare | Common, frequent | Infrequent, few and far between |
Area | Perimeter, volume | District, region |
Aware | Unaware, ignorant, oblivious | Conscious of, acquainted with |
Scared | Confident, laid-back, calm | Frightened, afraid |
Care | Neglect, disregard | Safe keeping, supervision |
Software | Hardware, firmware | Program, application |
Rarely | Often, frequently | Seldom, infrequently |