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Definition of fearfully - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
1.
emotionin a manner filled with fear or apprehension
- She looked around fearfully, expecting to see someone..
2.
- He was fearfully tired after the long journey.
Origin of fearfully
Old English, fær (danger) + -ful (full of)
Terms with fearfully included in their meaning
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fearfully
in a manner showing extreme fear or distress
fearfully
in a fearful or timid manner
fearfully
in a manner causing fear or dread
fearfully
with a feeling of fear or anxiety
Examples of fearfully in a sentence
The child clung to her mother fearfully. The storm was fearfully intense, causing widespread damage. She was fearfully excited about the surprise party.
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- French:avec crainte, terriblement, ...
- German:ängstlich, furchtbar, ...
- Italian:timorosamente, terribilmente, ...
- Spanish:con miedo, terriblemente, ...
- Portuguese:com medo, terrivelmente, ...
- Chinese:恐惧地, 非常, ...
- Japanese:恐る恐る, 非常に, ...
- Arabic:بخوف, بشِدَّة, ...
- Hebrew:בְּפַחַד, נוֹרָא, ...
- Russian:боязливо, страшно, ...
- Ukrainian:боязко, дуже, ...
- Hindi:डरते हुए, बेहद, ...
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