Meanings of hourly fear in English

With Baldassarre lurking in Florence, Tito went in hourly fear.

He need not live in hourly fear of justice.

The wild bear lives in hourly fear of being shot, and of going to bed hungry.

And he must tell these lies too, conceal, deceive, and live in hourly fear of discovery.

So that I lived in hourly fear lest in some drunken fit Griggs might command me to be tortured.

A leading statesman has but slight dread of the axe, but is in hourly fear of his opponent's questions.

The people were delighted to see the gunboat; as, until its arrival, they had been in hourly fear of raiding parties.

And over them was the daily, hourly fear that the German Army would concentrate for its onward drive at some near-by point.

Indeed his eagerness became a visible disorder, and, seeing him mingle freely with the other dragomans, Iskender went in hourly fear of indiscretions.

The fox, no matter what is the color of his coat, or his given name, is the incarnation of timidity and hourly fear.

"It is said that his Excellency is in hourly fear of assassination."

'Who spoke to you, you stupid darling?' answered Pelagia, who lived in hourly fear of thunderstorms.