Meanings of apprehend danger in English

From whom, from what, had he to apprehend danger to his life?

Brigade is, and if you apprehend danger or think the Brigade and the 11th Md.

The duke had also reason to apprehend danger from the intrigues of his brother Henry.

Should he apprehend danger, he utters a loud, shrill cry of alarm, and rapidly advances.

Do you really apprehend danger for us now?

Who so confides in him, does so at his own peril; but who could apprehend danger in trusting thee?

In a short time the buffalo, who seemed not to apprehend danger, began gambolling and sporting with each other.

Whatever he anticipated in Rachael's future, he had no mind to apprehend danger in every man who interested her.

But no, thou art incapable of that; and, besides, I have seen too many wounds to apprehend danger from this.

Dost thou apprehend danger?

I was surprised to find it in so good a posture of defense; the destruction of Gnadenhut had made them apprehend danger.

We thus considered that we need not apprehend danger during the few hours it was necessary to remain encamped on the spot.

The expectation throughout the country was that the Hartford convention would recommend secession, Jefferson wrote: Some apprehend danger from the defection of Massachusetts.

We have long ceased to apprehend danger to law and to freedom from the license of troops, and from the ambition of victorious generals.

It may, of course, be a mere coincidence, or it may point to some nervousness which would indicate that he had reason to apprehend danger.

Man shrinks back, apprehends danger in any effort in which he does not foresee success.