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Discover LudwigThe phrase "afraid to show" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a fear or reluctance to reveal something, such as emotions, thoughts, or personal information.
Example: "She was afraid to show her true feelings for him, fearing it would ruin their friendship."
Alternatives: "hesitant to reveal" or "reluctant to display".
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I was afraid to show unguarded joy.
It makes me afraid to show up".
"But he wasn't afraid to show himself".
France was afraid to show darkness.
"He's not afraid to show off his physique".
Don't be afraid to show them, he told players.
Not afraid to show his temper; quick to make up.
And women are not afraid to show it.
Hadid was not afraid to show her feelings.
But he's also not afraid to show his political stripes.
I'm not afraid to show sausage being made.
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