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The phrase "afraid of explaining" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a fear or reluctance to provide an explanation or clarification about something.
Example: "She was afraid of explaining her decision to the team, fearing they might not understand her reasoning."
Alternatives: "fearful of clarifying" or "hesitant to elaborate".
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Develop a positive relationship with your principal and never be afraid of explaining your troubles.
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Don't be afraid of "over-explaining.
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But don't be afraid to explain your meaning of life to others.
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"They're all afraid of me," he explains, adding "My father was hanged at Exeter", rather as though it's an item on his CV.
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