The phrase "also more feared" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when comparing the level of fear associated with two or more subjects, but it requires rephrasing for clarity.
Example: "In the realm of horror films, clowns are often considered also more feared than ghosts."
Alternatives: "also more intimidating" or "also more dreaded".
And in his short tenure with the Braves, he has distinguished himself not only as the most formidable hitter on a team stuffed with them but also as one of the more feared batters in the whole National League.
People with "low science knowledge" are also more likely to fear greater risk of side effects, Pew found.
Stronger beliefs about personality being fixed also predicted more fear about being rejected again and greater distress when reminiscing.
Yet even by its standards, contriving to upset Jess Varnish and Shane Sutton in an internal review designed to find the inner truth of their dispute – while also generating more fears about its lack of openness – is not a good look.
Individuals with high dental fear also more often report other psychological problems than do those with lower level of dental fear.
Women with PCOS were also more likely to report fear of injury and physical limitations as barriers to exercise compared to the women in the control group.
People who feared a species were also more likely to desire a population decline.
Ted Cruz and Rick Perry have also advocated for more fear-based isolation strategies.
Gratitude for prosperity = more prosperity Love attracts more love But also Fear attracts more fear, limitations create more limitations etc. Self Study The first thing I did, and recommend you do is find out where your mindset is right now by taking a good look at your own thoughts, environment and circumstances.
There are also more direct threats, like the fear of being "stopped and frisked" by the police, or being stared at on the streets of the Upper East Side of Manhattan.
