"defeat fear" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about overcoming a feeling of fear or apprehensiveness. For example, "Although it felt daunting, she decided to defeat fear and take the test."
But it is obvious in the abstract that anger could never defeat fear; the two emotions are too closely linked.
Fear is the basis of the whole thing – fear of the mysterious, fear of defeat, fear of death.
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"In standing together, hand in hand, across every faith, we send a powerful message to those who seek to divide us using hatred and violence: Love is stronger than hate and hope will defeat fear," the statement read.
With each story of real Americans, we all understood that we have a goal this November to defeat fear, hate and xenophobia, but that we can only do it as a united front that embraces our diversity and leads with hope and compassion.
There won't always be people to see you at your greatest moments, those moments when you defeat fear and conquer the doubts.
Some former members of the military have viewed the latest developments with a sense of resignation and defeat, fearing that the military will no longer be able serve as a balance of power against what they see as Mr. Erdogan's efforts to erode the secular principles enshrined by Mustafa Kemal Ataturk at the founding of modern Turkey nearly a century ago.
In March 1524 Pedro de Alvarado entered Q'umarkaj at the invitation of the remaining lords of the K'iche' after their catastrophic defeat, fearing that he was entering a trap.
While the dorsal DRN is the classic anxiety-related subregion of the DRN activated by anxiogenic drugs, social defeat, fear-potentiated startle, and urocortin 2 (15,58–60), the caudal DRN may mediate stress-induced alterations of 5-HT in forebrain regions including the LS (61).
"Democracy has defeated fear".
Addressing a crush of reporters, amid loud cries of "no" from supporters, he declared: "Democracy has defeated fear".
