How to pronounce “feared” in English

Society feared women getting out alone, unchaperoned, moving at speed.

She feared being in more pain, She feared that she already was becoming incontinent and that she would lose even more of her dignity lying

I feared what I didn't understand, and that fear turned to hate and violence.

we feared them and now I think it is time to appreciate them because they are crucial parts of the world around us

"I feared I was losing in my effort to live.

and feared he might have missed it, that I saw him become mean spirited and stare future down-- good Freudian slip-- stare failure down.

Russell feared madness all his life and he had for good reason.

that he feared, in fact his greatest fear looking ahead was that that situation would be repeated and would be

you could have feared would be permanently cut off, and that Chinese would not return to the US, would not return to Europe, and so forth.

was to be feared, was to be reviled, was to be seen less than and I think that that is a zoo said that is always the

It's just they feared.

And they feared that if this clear boundary line were run and jurisdictions were made more clear, they'd lose this kind of between status that

Mallory also feared that no man would love her enough to accept the complications of her disease, so she often wrestled with the decision

Because people feared that through his fireside chats, he was finding a way to use mass media to emotionally manipulate

And she feared that I would have the same thing, and she wanted to know what happened to me because I was in this home of perpetrators and nobody that knew me.

They were feared by all people.

on it obviously feared that there would be a problem with the fact that they done it in on Broadway and that we would

Scythian archers were feared for their terrific aim, and their ability to shoot arrows at incredible speeds.

So they feared for my safety as well, just carrying around government documents and stuff.

And he feared he had been named the commodore who would close the doors and lower the burgee.

People had cumulatively feared and adjusted to the iron curtain but when Gorbachev, Perestroika and confusions in the East German leadership made another reality seem possible on November

that people feared us.

really was about you feared Iraq as the leader of the Arab world so you destroyed the country well what is

explanation uh people feared it's hard to imagine this

the same time they feared it and thought that it might uh it might be an attack on on their power

She was not a person who feared ascending a staircase, not a person who made excuses to herself to keep from returning to the place where

The EU and the GDPR-- the much-feared GDPR, in May 2018, have not relaxed the rule.

It was to protect those who feared LGBTQ people, for whatever reason.

It's better to be feared than loved-- classic Machiavellian phrase.

It's what you always feared, expected, dreaded.

synonymous with something to be feared.

small microphones video cameras Ellen Western feared LSD and you'd City things you wouldn't otherwise say the notion

now but the 1830s people feared abolition as a great unknown even

Ida feared he'd been killed.

Ida feared he'd been killed.

So, I feared the most about losing my touch Around the same time, Kim Sook was also in a similar situation

Their radiation exposure was so severe that they feared that, if their children were known to be the offspring of people who had been exposed

My parents, they feared rejection in every sense of the word.

She feared she would never get to go home.

transformed uh you know from sort of a feared Pariah to a beloved

So I didn't really avoid people because I feared their judgment.

For a second, Titus feared that the stranger would use him as a human shield and that he would die at the base of his own Light Burst ship

She had sent a letter to Musharraf saying that she feared the people around him, specifically people linked to the intelligence agencies,

it's incredibly unfortunate I think the three most feared words in the human

over as as as the Chileans had often feared um he joked to his second wife

And then it was time to tell his brothers -- the one thing I had always feared.

or in the CD era, we feared digital would replace CDs.

His back had developed a stoop, and she feared that in 20 years, he would make his way through the streets by staring at his feet.

Watching as a child strays perilously off course and begins to sustain the feared, often indelible consequences of departure from a healthy life