startled
Startled vs Disconcerted - What's the difference?
startled | disconcerted |As adjectives the difference between startled and disconcerted
is that startled is frightened while disconcerted is ruffled, upset and embarrassed.As verbs the difference between startled and disconcerted
is that startled is (startle) while disconcerted is .Scare vs Startled - What's the difference?
scare | startled |As verbs the difference between scare and startled
is that scare is to frighten, terrify, startle, especially in a minor way while startled is past tense of startle.As a noun scare
is a minor fright.As an adjective startled is
frightened.Panicking vs Startled - What's the difference?
panicking | startled |As verbs the difference between panicking and startled
is that panicking is while startled is (startle).As an adjective startled is
frightened.Startled vs Terrified - What's the difference?
startled | terrified |As adjectives the difference between startled and terrified
is that startled is frightened while terrified is extremely frightened.As verbs the difference between startled and terrified
is that startled is (startle) while terrified is (terrify).Startled vs Fright - What's the difference?
startled | fright |As verbs the difference between startled and fright
is that startled is (startle) while fright is (archaic) to frighten.As an adjective startled
is frightened.As a noun fright is
a state of terror excited by the sudden appearance of danger; sudden and violent fear, usually of short duration; a sudden alarm.Startled - What does it mean?
startled | |Stunned vs Startled - What's the difference?
stunned | startled |As adjectives the difference between stunned and startled
is that stunned is unable to act or respond; dazed; shocked while startled is frightened.As verbs the difference between stunned and startled
is that stunned is past tense of stun while startled is past tense of startle.Startled vs Shoked - What's the difference?
startled | shoked |Shoked is likely misspelled.
Shoked has no English definition.