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Meanings of fearfulness in English
Usage of fearfulness in English
1
She looked with but half-conscious fearfulness at the figures darkening her view.
2
Away from Grey, she had fallen back into her anxiety and fearfulness.
3
You, I know, lay this to his fearfulness of disobliging or offending.
4
The fearfulness of it sapped what meager energy he still had.
5
A sense of fearfulness and uncertainty had long reigned at Saut.
6
I was grateful for his caring, but annoyed at his fearfulness.
7
Infant temperamental fearfulness predicted behavioral but not adrenocortical responses during swimming.
8
Think of the fearfulness of living in a country called the land of dollars.
9
Watching her fearfulness, the rest of the house fell into a sort of terror.
10
Mathon the jailer had not this sublime faith, and his fearfulness was perhaps natural.
11
But the doe's eyes were still great with hopeless fearfulness.
12
We must gaze steadily upon the appalling fearfulness of sin, and upon its terrific issues.
13
Many have continuous, low-grade levels of anxiety and fearfulness.
14
Such tears were not shed by reason of fearfulness.
15
But her fearfulness implied something other than fatherly affection.
16
Qualities exerted with apparent fearfulness, receive applause from every voice, and support from every hand.
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Fearfulness across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common