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Meanings of more fearful in English
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Usage of more fearful in English
1
It understandably makes people more fearful of the change that immigration brings.
2
After his death the ravages of the barbarians became still more fearful.
3
The ravages of this disease are becoming daily more and more fearful.
4
A more fearful picture than we saw here, could not be conceived.
5
She opened the door of John's room with a more fearful heart.
6
Trooper continued to throw up and become even more fearful of things.
7
Yet, something more fearful still may lurk behind, or within, the decaying corpse.
8
The consequences of this battle will be more fearful than the battle itself.
9
Never in my life have I seen a more fearful apparition.
10
The more people heard, the less they knew, the more fearful they became.
11
Again the voice came from the woods, louder and more fearful than ever.
12
The silence grew more fearful, as the very speech of Death between them.
13
But the pain in her side, more fearful than ever, held her motionless.
14
Yet more fearful to disclose the secret and unloose such a diabolic power.
15
Only the Greeks and the Austrians are more fearful of the potential risks.
16
The rapidity at which we were going was now more fearful than ever.
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More fearful through the time
More fearful across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common