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Pronunciation:
[ spˈuːkt], [ spˈuːkt], [ s_p_ˈuː_k_t]
The word "spooked" means to be frightened, alarmed or unsettled. There are a number of synonyms that can be used in its place. For example, the word "startled" suggests that someone has been taken by surprise and is suddenly afraid. "Frightened" is another word that can be used to describe someone who is scared or afraid. "Alarmed" is another option that suggests a sudden awareness of danger or threat. "Agitated" is a word that can describe someone who is nervous or worried, while "unsettled" suggests that someone is feeling out of sorts or uncomfortable. All of these words can be used in place of "spooked" depending on the context and tone of the sentence.
Related words: spooky, haunted, scared, scary, creepy
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Similar words for spooked:
- afraid (adjective)
- anxious (adjective)
- distressed (adjective)
- fearful (adjective)
- fidgety (adjective)
- frightened (adjective)
- jittery (adjective)
- jumpy (adjective)
- nervous (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- petrified (adjective)
- startled (adjective)
- other relevant words (noun)
- haunted (verb)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Spooked:
adj.
• afraid (adjective)- more spooked,
- faint hearted,
- more trembling,
- most cowed,
- panicstricken,
- dis-mayed,
- more rattled,
- most dismayed,
- more disheartened,
- more terror stricken,
- more terror-stricken,
- up-set,
- terror stricken,
- dis mayed,
- most aroused,
- most disheartened,
- more aroused,
- more dismayed,
- most rattled,
- panic stricken,
- more faint hearted,
- dis-heartened,
- dis heartened,
- more daunted,
- terrorstricken,
- scared death,
- most faint hearted,
- co-wed,
- most terror stricken,
- most trembling,
- co wed,
- most faint-hearted,
- most daunted,
- most terror-stricken,
- more faint-hearted,
- more cowed,
- most spooked,
- more terrorstricken,
- most terrorstricken.
- most clutched,
- un glued,
- un-easier,
- up tight,
- most choked,
- more careful,
- more hacked,
- most unglued,
- in tizzy,
- more bugged,
- most dreading,
- up-tight,
- dis-quieted,
- most butterflies,
- un easier,
- most hacked,
- wreckest,
- in state,
- more choked,
- most bugged,
- un quiet,
- un quieter,
- more clutched,
- over wrought,
- most disquieted,
- more butterflies,
- un easiest,
- un-easy,
- un quietest,
- un-easiest,
- more hyper,
- more unglued,
- un-quiet,
- most hyper,
- un-glued,
- un-quieter,
- un-quietest,
- un easy,
- dis quieted,
- shot pieces,
- more dreading,
- more disquieted.
- in consolable,
- most ripped,
- un consolable,
- up wall,
- in-consolable,
- in stew,
- dis tressed,
- dis-tressed,
- un-consolable,
- more ripped,
- most tormented,
- more dragged,
- most dragged,
- dis-trait,
- most saddened,
- bundle nerves,
- most harassed,
- more saddened,
- more unconsolable,
- more exercised,
- more harassed,
- most unconsolable,
- shooker,
- shookest,
- more tormented,
- dis trait,
- most exercised.
- rabbity,
- jellyfish,
- startled,
- in a panic,
- running scared,
- in a cold sweat,
- unnerved,
- Chicken-hearted,
- having kittens,
- in a sweat,
- pushing the panic button.
- jittery,
- Butterflies,
- bundle of nerves,
- sweating bullets,
- in a state,
- wrecker,
- Hacked,
- uneasy,
- worried,
- over-wrought,
- nervy,
- nervous,
- scared to death,
- timorous,
- unglued,
- in suspense,
- in a stew,
- run scared,
- unstrung,
- petrified,
- faint-hearted,
- fearsome,
- shot down,
- hyper,
- unconsolable,
- in awe,
- strung out,
- troubled,
- miffed,
- ascared,
- anxious,
- harassed,
- up set,
- scared stiff,
- excitable,
- distressed,
- taut,
- all torn up,
- frightened,
- shot to pieces,
- shaky,
- up the wall,
- in a tizzy,
- terror-stricken,
- panicky,
- worried sick,
- jumpy,
- speechless,
- have cold feet,
- bummed out.
n.
• Other relevant words: (noun)v.
• haunted (verb)Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words (noun):- obsessed,
- fearful,
- shaded,
- shocked,
- Spied,
- disturbed,
- neurotic,
- terrified,
- high-strung,
- perturbed,
- possessed,
- bogeyed,
- terrorized,
- concerned,
- shadowed,
- spooky,
- flustered,
- insecure,
- touched,
- Crawled,
- intimidated,
- distressing,
- babyish,
- hesitant,
- phantomed,
- ghosted,
- tinted,
- apprehensive,
- Affrighted,
- Visioned,
- alarmed,
- toned,
- spirited,
- Frighted,
- jinxed,
- fretful,
- traced,
- scary,
- Menaced.
How to use "Spooked" in context?
"spooked" is the perfect word to describe the way that I felt when I saw the Halloween decorations around my house. It was as if the holiday had already come and gone, and I didn't have a chance to put up my own decorations. Even though it was only October, it felt like the holiday had already passed and that the summer was over.
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Verb, past tense
astonished, frightened, scared, startled, surprised, Caught.
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Verb, past tense
Homophones for Spooked:
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