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Discover LudwigThe phrase "fearful for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express fear or anxiety about something happening to someone else. For example, "I am fearful for my brother's safety as he embarks on a dangerous journey."
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"We're very fearful for them".
Was she fearful for South Africa's future?
He was more fearful for me.
She was also fearful for her safety.
But why had she been so fearful for him?
Fearful for their jobs, the banks' staff, and their trade unions, are against.
The most common question I got asked afterward was: Were you fearful for your life?
As an American citizen, and a former military employee, he remains fearful for his life.
"It's not that I'm not happy; I'm just fearful for the future," he says.
Fearful for their jobs, the workers set out to show that a computer cannot replace them.
State Democrats, prompted by unions fearful for their members' wages, leapt to oppose the bill.
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