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,

fearing's Usage Examples:

When Berlusconi entered politics in December 1993, however, Montanelli left fearing for his own independence, and went on to found the short-lived daily newspaper La Voce.

Rannveig, Bjarni’s wife, convinces him to kill Thorstein, fearing that the unavenged death of three thingmen by an outlaw would inexorably damage their honor.

Angry at management and fearing the military draft, the band decided to head up to Canada, but ran out of gas in Portland, Oregon.

eventually Vihtori Kosola agreed to the demand, fearing the march would be ruined by the absence of the government.

"God-consciousness or God-fearing piety", "virtue", "wariness".

He was one of those who opposed ratification, fearing that the strong central government would eventually infringe on state and individual rights.

religious tokens fearing the United States soldiers would harm them if they realised they were Muslim, these fears were soon quelled.

However, the Japanese authorities, fearing disorder, deployed soldiers to the area, and as a result, the proclamation was made at Sukarno's house.

In March 1524 Pedro de Alvarado entered Qʼumarkaj at the invitation of the remaining lords of the Kʼicheʼ after their catastrophic defeat, fearing that he was entering a trap.

Josephe had spent much of the day searching for Jeronimo and fearing him dead.

He had negotiated for safe passage when he fell ill, fearing the worst from Persian obstruction.

, fearing that if he won the presidential nomination voters would be forced to choose between two communists.

He refused to provide Central YMCA College's board with the demographic data of the student body, fearing the board would develop a quota system to limit the number of African Americans, Jews, immigrants, and women at the school.

Synonyms:

religious, devout,

Antonyms:

nonreligious person, insincere, irreligious,