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Discover LudwigThe phrase "afraid because" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a feeling of fear that is caused by a specific reason or situation.
Example: "She was afraid because she heard strange noises coming from the basement."
Alternatives: "scared due to" or "fearful because of".
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I'm just afraid because I'm confused.
"He was afraid because it was new," Devauchelle told me.
"We are not afraid, because all we want is independence.
"We are afraid because no one is here.
It is, I'm afraid, because I'm sick of them.
You feel almost afraid because that's your faith.
"She is afraid because she cannot see neighbors," Rupa added.
We weren't afraid because we knew exactly what to do.
"Some people are afraid because the Americans have left.
People are afraid because it is not safe".
"People are afraid because of bombers, suicide bombers".
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