Usage of "much afraid"

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Usage of much afraid in English

Well, Sir Christopher is very much afraid of contracting the Spanish disease. 
 Ruthless 

The shepherds were very much afraid, but the angel said to them: 
 Light On the Child's Path 

They were indifferently armed and they were much afraid of the indians. 
 Blood Meridian 

For all his roaring she was not much afraid of the painter. 
 Children of the Whirlwind 

After the first minute she was not so much afraid as annoyed. 
 The Stolen Singer 

Then, too, the housekeeper seems very much afraid of the young nephew. 
 The Young Firemen of Lakeville; Or, Herbert Dare's Pluck 

I am a hare and I am very much afraid of people. 
 Myths and Legends of California and the Old Southwest 

And he need not have been so much afraid about his dancing. 
 The Dark Flower 

Then many of us are very much afraid of being laughed at. 
 Expositions of Holy Scripture: St. John Chaps. XV to XXI 

She was almost as much afraid of herself as of her suitor. 
 A Reputed Changeling; Or, Three Seventh Years Two Centuries Ago 

He was not much afraid of anything that she might feel now. 
 Middlemarch 

So full were her thoughts that she forgot to be much afraid. 
 Missy 

Boots went in, but, truth to say, he was very much afraid. 
 East O' the Sun and West O' the Moon 

And he does not bite me, though I am very much afraid. 
 Michael, Brother of Jerry 

She was horribly anxious, and very much afraid of betraying her anxiety. 
 Taquisara 

After this we said no more, because we were too much afraid. 
 Moon of Israel: A Tale of the Exodus 

much

Adverb

Adjective

Much afraid through the time

Much afraid across language varieties

United Kingdom

Common

United States of America

Rare

Meanings of much afraid in English