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Meanings of superstitious fear in English
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Usage of superstitious fear in English
1
But this great superstitious fear was, however, part of Benedict's eternal charm.
2
The room was so dusky that Walpurga looked around in superstitious fear.
3
Some of them laughed, while others drew away in evident superstitious fear.
4
Herman watched the proceedings with a curiosity not unmingled with superstitious fear.
5
The Somali let misformed children live, but regard them with superstitious fear.
6
Only one thing seriously affected them, and that was a superstitious fear.
7
He always had superstitious fear of it; and events had proved him right.
8
She could not rid herself of her superstitious fear so easily.
9
Filled with superstitious fear, the American cautiously groped toward the sound.
10
For a moment the quiet girl grew rigid with superstitious fear.
11
The first tribes were governed by two forces, brute force and superstitious fear.
12
Their thirst for vengeance was being tempered rapidly by a growing superstitious fear.
13
The new-comers, breathless, terrified, shaking with superstitious fear, tried to explain.
14
Eyes widening in superstitious fear and awe, the guards backed away.
15
He stopped short at the apparition; a queer shiver of superstitious fear shook him.
16
The Fuegians, being cruel, are naturally cowards; they regard a rifle with superstitious fear.
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