Lingaku- lit. the soul flies away and scatters (idiom)
- fig. to be frightened stiff
- spooked out of one's mind
- terror-stricken
Generated: This expression is used to describe a state of extreme fear or panic, where one feels completely overwhelmed and unable to function normally.
Generated: This meaning conveys a sense of being so frightened that one feels almost out of control, often used in situations that involve suspense or surprise.
He was spooked out of his mind when he heard that sudden cough.
Generated: This phrase is used to express a deep, intense fear that can temporarily paralyze the individual or result in a severe emotional reaction.
He was terror-stricken when he saw the fire scene.
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