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The phrase "afraid for what" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not a commonly used expression and may cause confusion regarding its intended meaning.
Example: "I was afraid for what might happen if I didn't speak up."
Alternatives: "worried about what" or "concerned for what".
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If the economic situation gets worse and worse, I am afraid for what can happen".
"But I don't know where he is, and I am afraid for what is happening to him.
As he often has in recent months, Obama seemed to be relieved to be headed toward the column-flanked exits but he also seemed genuinely afraid for what might be in store for his country.
I'm afraid for what's at stake".
I'm afraid for what's at stake". Under a screenshot of Ivanka wearing a ten-thousand-dollar bracelet during an appearance on "60 Minutes" were the words "@dear_ivanka I'm concerned that your dad and your family are using the highest office in our land for personal financial gain". The group headed over to Varick and Spring streets to the Trump SoHo hotel.
I guess I'm trying to freeze some of my memories of Orăștie because I am afraid for what could be lost next time I visit.
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Don't be afraid to ask for what you want, even if what you want feels shameful or shocking.
I think you are behind the curve… People are not afraid to go for what they like.
Don't be afraid to ask for what you want from your career: it's up to you to look after it, and no one else.
She was a compelling storyteller with a fierce intellect and a warm heart who was not afraid to fight for what she believed in.
The Catalans that lived under Franco's dictatorship are still afraid to ask for what should be the right of any nation, the right to decide its own future.
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