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“Somewhat alarmed” in Japanese

Short answer
空恐ろしい soraosoroshii そらおそろしー

Somewhat alarmed in Japanese is “空恐ろしい” (soraosoroshii). Full meaning: apprehensive, vaguely fearful, gloomy (about the future), somewhat alarmed.

Other ways to say “Somewhat alarmed” in Japanese

空恐しい soraosoroshii apprehensive, vaguely fearful, gloomy (about the future), somewhat alarmed そら恐ろしい soraosoroshii apprehensive, vaguely fearful, gloomy (about the future), somewhat alarmed そらおそろしい soraosoroshii apprehensive, vaguely fearful, gloomy (about the future), somewhat alarmed 空恐し soraosoroshi apprehensive, vaguely fearful, gloomy (about the future), somewhat alarmed 空恐ろし soraosoroshi apprehensive, vaguely fearful, gloomy (about the future), somewhat alarmed 空恐しく soraosoroshiku apprehensive, vaguely fearful, gloomy (about the future), somewhat alarmed 空恐しかっ soraosoroshika apprehensive, vaguely fearful, gloomy (about the future), somewhat alarmed 空恐しきゃ soraosoroshikya apprehensive, vaguely fearful, gloomy (about the future), somewhat alarmed そら恐ろし soraosoroshi apprehensive, vaguely fearful, gloomy (about the future), somewhat alarmed 空恐しけれ soraosoroshikere apprehensive, vaguely fearful, gloomy (about the future), somewhat alarmed 空恐しかろ soraosoroshikaro apprehensive, vaguely fearful, gloomy (about the future), somewhat alarmed

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