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Definitions from the Webmuch-fearedAdjective: causing great fear or anxiety Example sentence: The much-feared storm finally made landfall, causing widespread destruction. Adjective: highly respected or revered, often due to a feared reputation Example sentence: The much-feared leader of the gang commanded loyalty and obedience from all his followers. Verb: inflicting fear or terror upon someone Example sentence: The serial killer's modus operandi was to much-feared his victims, ensuring they were paralyzed with terror before their demise. Noun: a person or thing that is greatly feared Example sentence: In horror movies, the much-feared creature often causes chaos and havoc wherever it goes. Noun: a feared or dreaded event or occurrence Example sentence: For many students, the final exam is a much-feared event that causes stress and anxiety. Related products on Amazon: | ||||
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