I. fear [fıə] N
| I | fear |
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| you | fear |
| he/she/it | fears |
| we | fear |
| you | fear |
| they | fear |
| I | feared |
|---|---|
| you | feared |
| he/she/it | feared |
| we | feared |
| you | feared |
| they | feared |
| I | have | feared |
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| you | have | feared |
| he/she/it | has | feared |
| we | have | feared |
| you | have | feared |
| they | have | feared |
| I | had | feared |
|---|---|---|
| you | had | feared |
| he/she/it | had | feared |
| we | had | feared |
| you | had | feared |
| they | had | feared |
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Did she fear the over-burdened ship might keel over?
www.thetelegram.com Unfortunately, many of the distressed banks would not come forward to accept such loans publicly for fear of a bank run and loss of investors.
en.wikipedia.org Feelings can include depression, fear of rejection, feelings of isolation, fear of being found out, and self-destructive feelings.
en.wikipedia.org He therefore denied each and every attribute mentioned in the scriptures, for fear of anthropomorphism.
en.wikipedia.org A device which camouflages the whirr of the dentist's drill could take the fear out of getting your teeth treated, researchers say.
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