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Meanings of afraid in English
Usage of afraid in English
1
New research answers the questions you may be afraid to ask .
2
You're not afraid to use violence for the purpose of social change.
3
I was afraid to ask anybody else in case they said no.
4
Opposition activist Mark Galperin said: People are afraid to support our movement.
5
I am afraid to ask what your idea of 'dressing up' is.
6
Yes, On the Town is not afraid to ask the tough questions.
7
Message sent: I'm too afraid of rejection to tell you the truth.
8
I was timid with the other children and afraid of physical violence.
9
Everything you need to know about falling, but were afraid to ask.
10
Message sent: I'm afraid you will use what you know against me.
11
Ephraim Kalsakau said public servants shouldn't be afraid to express their views.
12
The young lady who answered said I'm afraid I don't know anything.
13
To tell you the truth, I'm afraid to hear my own answer.
14
Lauren's question was the one Heat was afraid to ask out loud.
15
Social media users weren't afraid to tell him what they really thought.
16
She's afraid the police are going to return and search the house.
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