fear in Gujarati ગુજરાતી
- (ઈશ્વર વિષે) શ્ર દ્ધા – આદર રાખ વો ⇄ fear gujarati
- અટકવું ⇄ fear gujarati
- ખચકાવું ⇄ fear gujarati
- ચિંતિત હોવું ⇄ fear gujarati
- ડર ⇄ fear gujarati
- ડરવું ⇄ fear gujarati
- દહેશત. –થી બીવું ⇄ fear gujarati
- ધાસ્તી ⇄ fear gujarati
- પાછા ફરવું ⇄ fear gujarati
- બીક ⇄ fear gujarati
fear in Hindi हिन्दी
- आशंका ⇄ fear hindi
- आशंकित होना ⇄ fear hindi
- खटका ⇄ fear hindi
- ख़ौफ़ ⇄ fear hindi
- चिंता ⇄ fear hindi
- झझक ⇄ fear hindi
- झिझक ⇄ fear hindi
- झिझकना ⇄ fear hindi
- डरना ⇄ fear hindi
- डरावना ⇄ fear hindi
- त्रास ⇄ fear hindi
- भय ⇄ fear hindi
- भयभीत होना ⇄ fear hindi
- भीति ⇄ fear hindi
- रोब ⇄ fear hindi
- शंका ⇄ fear hindi
- शंकित होना ⇄ fear hindi
- संत्रास ⇄ fear hindi
- संदेह करना ⇄ fear hindi
- संवेग ⇄ fear hindi
fear in Kashmiri कॉशुर
- ڈر،خوف ⇄ fear kashmiri
- ڈَر آسُن،خوف آسُن ⇄ fear kashmiri
- ڈَر،کھۄژُن ⇄ fear kashmiri
fear in Sindhi سنڌي
fear in Telugu తెలుగు
- భయపడుట ⇄ fear telugu
- వాడు చచ్చినాడేమో ⇄ fear telugu
fear in English
- fear ⇄ expr. for fear of, in order to prevent something from occurring.
Ex. Must we not wish, for fear of wishing ill? (John Dryden).english - fear ⇄ expr. I fear me, (Archaic.) I am afraid.
Ex. I fear me he is slain (Christopher Marlowe).english - fear ⇄ expr. without fear or favor, impartially; justly.
Ex. In this company, promotions are given without fear or favor.english - fear ⇄ fear, noun, verb. english
- fear ⇄ noun fearer. english
- fear ⇄ noun 1. the emotion or condition of being afraid; feeling that danger or evil is near; dread.
Ex. She screamed in fear and jumped away from the snake.
2. cause for being afraid; danger; chance.
Ex. There is no fear of our losing. He wienglish - fear ⇄ v.i. 1. to feel fear.
2. to have an uneasy feeling or idea; feel concern.
Ex. The captain feared for his men's safety. I'll find the occasion, never fear! (Edward George Bulwer-Lytton).english - fear ⇄ v.t. 1. to be afraid of; regard with fear.
Ex. Our cat fears big dogs. A small baby fears loud noises. Men fear death as children fear to go in the dark (Francis Bacon).
(SYN) dread, apprehend.
2. to feel concern for or about.
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