fearfulness
恐惧感,恐惧,恐惧心理,惧怕
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Definitions
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- : causing or apt to cause fear; frightening: a fearful apparition.
- : feeling fear, dread, apprehension, or solicitude: fearful for his life.
- : full of awe or reverence: fearful of the Lord.
- : showing or caused by fear: fearful behavior exhibited by dogs in the animal shelter.
- : extreme in size, intensity, or badness: a fearful head cold; fearful poverty.
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Examples
It felt like people were excited for the future, not fearful for the days to come.
According to former employees, Morse said that Great Big Story was doing fine and that employees had no reason to be fearful.
Texas is one of five states that will prevent people fearful of contracting or spreading the virus from voting by mail unless they meet other qualifications.
People are fearful for their lives, fearful for the future of their families.
State and local Republicans, fearful of losing what has long been a key turnout advantage for the GOP, spent the past few months racing to reassure voters that voting by mail was safe, despite the president’s rhetoric.
She tried to laugh at her womanly fearfulness, and had almost to suppress a scream in doing so.
Its tendency was to nervous discontent and suspicious fearfulness of approaching, vaguely formulated, evils.
This feeling of distrust and fearfulness will soon pass away.
Think of the fearfulness of living in a country called the land of dollars.
There is a fearfulness in the beauty of Girlhood which mingles anxiety in the cup of admiration.