Difference between Frighten and Scare

FRIGHTEN vs SCARE: NOUN

A sudden attack of fear
Sudden mass fear and anxiety over anticipated events
A condition or sensation of sudden fear.
A general state of alarm; a panic.
A cause of slight terror; something that inspires fear or dread.
A sudden fright or panic: particularly applied to a sudden terror inspired by a trifling cause, or a purely imaginary or causeless alarm.
A minor fright.
Fright; esp., sudden fright produced by a trifling cause, or originating in mistake.
A joint in carpentry; a splice; one of the parts of a fishing-rod; etc.
In golf, the narrow part of the neck of the club where it is fastened to the shaft, then glued and bound with whipping.
An obsolete form of scar.

To disturb with fear; to throw into a state of alarm or fright; to affright; to terrify.

Timid; shying.
To frighten; terrify suddenly; strike with sudden terror or fear.
Synonyms To daunt, appal, frighten; scare represents the least of dignity in the act or in the result; it generally implies suddenness.
To become frightened; be scared: as, a horse that scares easily.
To fasten (two pieces of wood) by splicing; join by fitting; splice.
Lean; scanty; scraggy.
Cause to lose courage; to be daunted; to be scared away

Unnerve, Alarm, Terrorise, Bully, Afraid, Fear, Deter, Startle, Spook, Terrorize, Intimidate, Terrify, Affright, Fright, Scare

Scary, Terrify, Spook, Affright, Scare off, Frighten away, Frighten off, Panic attack, Dash, Pall, Scare away, Daunt, Panic, Fright, Frighten

Unnerve, Alarm, Terrorise, Bully, Afraid, Fear, Deter, Startle, Spook, Terrorize, Intimidate, Terrify, Affright, Fright, Scare

Intimidate, Terrorize, Worry, Scary, Terrify, Spook, Affright, Panic attack, Dash, Pall, Scare away, Daunt, Panic, Fright, Frighten

Get ready for the scare of your life!
He likes to scare the ladies in particular.
He laughed and said did I scare you?
Anthems, a bratty shriek to scare off disassociation.
How To Scare People In VR How to scare people in VRChat, some pants may of had been pee peed.
Not the kind of scare that makes your knee bones feel like water, more the kind of scare where you go whoa!
The scare tactics are just that, scare tactics.
Others view both the Red Scare and the Lavender Scare as populist venting for those who looked toward Washington with suspicion.
Use scare tactics or statements that may be interpreted as scare tactics.
Let me return for a moment to the scare upon scare and what we really fear.