Embarrassed is to humiliated as frightened is to ____.

Given data

• Humiliated is a stronger, more intense form of embarrassed.
• We need the stronger form of frightened.

Concept/Approach

Use degree of intensity: map a mild state to its intensified counterpart.

Step-by-step reasoningEmbarrassed → humiliated (stronger)Frightened → ? (stronger)Intensified form of frightened = terrified

Verification/Alternative

Surprised, amused, and annoyed are different emotions, not intensifications of fear.

Common pitfalls

Confusing emotional category with intensity within the same category.

Final Answerterrified