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Meanings of mingled with fear in English
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Usage of mingled with fear in English
1
Her love for her father is deep, though mingled with fear.
2
Heavy, that is, with a burden of doubt mingled with fear.
3
My expectation, mingled with fear, was wrought to its highest pitch.
4
Once more that look of partly veiled suffering was there, suffering mingled with fear.
5
There was a feeling of genuine respect, mingled with fear, in his deportment toward Philip.
6
Disgust mingled with fear as he labored to withdraw his face from his adversary's crotch.
7
Her lips were as soft as he remembered, her breath, warm and mingled with fear.
8
Lightning need, mingled with fear, shot through her.
9
The woman cast a glance of something very like hate, but mingled with fear, upon Dorothy.
10
Jane looked at her rescuer with eyes in which eternal gratitude mingled with fear for the future.
11
During that hour of hope mingled with fear, the young poet found fresh meanings in Petrarch's sonnets.
12
Balthazar raised his head and looked at his wife with a joy that was mingled with fear.
13
A sense of bodily uneasiness came upon him, of a curious irritation and contempt, mingled with fear.
14
She knew what this meant, and a great pleasure, yet mingled with fear, came into her mind.
15
Oh, it was joy mingled with fear.
16
Tarzan could tell that by the note of rage mingled with fear in the voice of the she.
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