"spawn fear" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to generate or produce fear. You can use "spawn fear" in situations where something or someone causes fear or panic among others. For example: - The recent news of a potential terrorist attack has spawned fear among the citizens. - The haunted house was known to spawn fear among those who dared to enter it. - The reckless driving of cars on this road has spawned fear among pedestrians.
Everything feels too intimate, too aggressive; the interfaces that were intended to cheerfully connect us to the world have instead spawned fear and alienation.
Darwin's theories of natural selection and genetic inheritance had spawned fears about racial decline.
The undetermined status of the remaining sites has spawned fears that, like many Olympic ventures, the venues may end up as white elephants, an urban catastrophe that ultimately showcases the futility of hosting the games.
This is spawning fears that major producers like China and India — which vastly expanded production capacity in recent years — will have to dump products on world markets to keep factories running and stave off unemployment, pressing prices lower.
The courts will henceforth have to consider the merits of administrative decisions and not only whether such decisions conformed to the proper procedures.The uncertainty produced by incorporation has spawned fears that the courts will be overwhelmed by legal actions, many of them vexatious.
The main concern of both governments is a remote and sparsely populated region, known as the Dog's Head, where neither government has much of a presence, spawning fears that guerrilla groups or drug traffickers may be tempted to fill the vacuum.
Even more worrisome is the emergence of "Totally Drug Resistant TB", spawning fears of a superbug that cannot be treated with any of the current medications.
We need to stand together and block the road to any form of hate that could spawn from fear," the artist told CNN. .
That has spawned a fear among the North's xenophobic elite, who harbor a deep suspicion of any big power, and may have led them to try to compensate for their weakening leverage with China by bolstering ties with Russia, analysts in Seoul said.
