afeard Antonyms
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Meaning of afeard
Wordnet
afeard (s)
a pronunciation of afraid
Webster
afeard (p. a.)
Afraid.
afeard Sentence Examples
- The haunted mansion left the brave explorers afeard as mysterious sounds echoed through the corridors.
- Alone in the dark forest, she became afeard as shadows seemed to dance in the moonlight.
- The sudden thunderstorm made the children afeard, seeking refuge in their cozy home.
- The eerie silence of the abandoned village left the travelers afeard of the unknown.
- Facing the formidable opponent, the young warrior felt afeard but stood firm in the face of adversity.
- The old folklore about the ghostly figure lurking in the cemetery made the townsfolk afeard to venture near.
- The howling of wolves in the distance left the campers afeard, huddling closer around the fire.
- Afeard of heights, she hesitated before stepping onto the narrow suspension bridge.
- The sudden appearance of the mysterious stranger in the dimly lit alley left the townspeople afeard.
- The creaking noises in the attic at night left the tenant afeard, wondering if the house held a hidden secret.
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a pronunciation of afraidAfraid.
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The haunted mansion left the brave explorers afeard as mysterious sounds echoed through the corridors.
Alone in the dark forest, she became afeard as shadows seemed to dance in the moonlight.
The sudden thunderstorm made the children afeard, seeking refuge in their cozy home.
The eerie silence of the abandoned village left the travelers afeard of the unknown.
