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The phrase "fear her" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used as a command or as a statement of fact. Example 1 (command): She whispered, "Fear her," as she pointed to the intimidating figure standing in the corner. Example 2 (statement of fact): Everyone in the kingdom knew to fear her, with her sharp wit and ruthless demeanor.
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Radio Times critic Patrick Mulkern considered the episode to be an improvement from Graham's only other Doctor Who episode, "Fear Her", though it had "failed to enthral" him.
"I fear her".
I fear her death.
They fear her terrible, lonely holiness.
Heather did not fear her own death.
She knows not how I fear her.
The elite may loathe Mrs Joly or fear her.
I loved my mother, but I didn't fear her.
But GPS is so bossy, I fear her.
Bolooki's friends fear her phone has been taken away.
But the boys love her — and fear her.
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