Noun:

કાળજી, હતાશા, ચિંતા, પ્રતીતિ, જોખમ, ભય, ગભરાટ, દર,

Verb:

ડરવું, કાળજી, ડરાવવું, ડરથી પાછળ પડી જવું, શંકાશીલ બનો, ભયભીત, ભય, ડરવુ, ડરને જવા દો, ડરીને પાછા આવો,

feared's Usage Examples:

He feared that the United Kingdom might also do so unless we can make ourselves far less defenceless than we are now.

According to this legend, before these encounters Gautama Siddhartha had been confined to his palace by his father, who feared that he would become an ascetic.

Partridge and his fellowship arn sore afeared that ye would entren again upon them, and they have made great ordinance.

She opposed the marriage of her brother-in-law Nicolas of Vaudemont and Margaret of Egmont, because she feared it would displease France.

Mada"s (मद) name means the intoxicator, his strength is being feared by the king of gods, Indra.

From the start, agents involved in the probe feared that Washington would conclude that Operation White Tiger was too controversial and potentially too disruptive to Mexican-American relations for it to continue.

Bontoc is home to the Bontoc tribe, a feared war-like group of indigenous people who actively indulged in tribal wars with its neighbors until the 1930s.

Matt Groening feared that the fans would interpret the episode in a negative light and was uneasy about the episode when it was in production.

After four years of reformist agenda, Jungjong abruptly abandoned Jo Gwang-jo's programs because he either lost confidence in Jo's programs or feared that Jo was becoming too powerful.

While Mongol soldiers typically held a view of disdain toward most Jin weapons, apparently they greatly feared the flying fire lance and heaven-shaking-thunder bomb.

The storekeepers feared for their lives because the laws were very harsh during those.

the leadership of Chesterton, who feared that open racial hatred would tarnish the magazine"s reputation and tried to cultivate a more respectable, conservative.

Synonyms:

dismay, shudder, dread, creeps, afraid, scare, terror, tingle, alarm, fearfulness, timorousness, timidity, panic, emotion, panic attack, cold sweat, shiver, hysteria, affright, apprehensiveness, apprehension, chill, fearless, intimidation, consternation, frisson, thrill, timidness, quiver, stage fright, horror, fright, unafraid,

Antonyms:

cowardly, timid, unafraid, fearlessness, afraid,