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fraid Definition and Meaning in English (fraid definition)

adjective
Synonyms:scaredfrightenedapprehensive
Quick Answer • Definition

Fraid definition: Feeling fear or anxiety; scared.

Definitions of Fraid

  1. 1adjective(informal, colloquial)

    Feeling fear or anxiety; scared.

Example Sentences

casual

“Don't be 'fraid of the big dog.”

casual

“I'm 'fraid I can't make it to the party tonight.”

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Inflected Word Forms

infinitivefrighten
nounfear
adjectiveafraid
adjectivefearful

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

I'm 'fraid soexpression

An informal way to express regret or confirmation that something undesirable is true.

I'm 'fraid notexpression

An informal way to express regret or confirmation that something is not true.

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Fraid definition: Feeling fear or anxiety; scared.
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'Fraid' translates to 'fraid' in English. Fraid definition: Feeling fear or anxiety; scared.
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