Examples of using Feared in English and their translations into Hungarian
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People feared people with AIDS.
Beautiful, popular loved, feared.
Feared in gray… beautiful in blue.
One of the most feared weapons of the war.
The feared wolf had become as tame as a pussycat.
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In the end the hero's feared emotions are realised.
Many feared that an armed conflict was imminent.
I mean, here you are, a man feared by all the prisoners in Oz.
It is said thatDumbledore is the only one Voldemort feared.
They were feared, as tanks are today.
Dete told me that he was a very brutal man… feared by everyone.
A moveable feast, feared by no one and eaten by all.
Fire was about the only thing a zombie respected or feared.
The crossbow was a feared weapon on the medieval battlefield.
The people prayed to the first two, but unfortunately feared the third.
Many feared a general decline in the level of consumer protection.
The Black Mambais one of Africa's most dangerous and feared snakes.
Many feared the evil eye, but our family was said to be protected by it.
Her true form is that of avery large wolf which many people revered and feared.
So these nations feared the LORD, yet served their carved images;
They stood up to protect a world that hated and feared them.
American leaders feared the enemy could strike anywhere, at any time.
As he has been missing for two months, it is feared that he is endangered.
Many feared that Artificial Intelligence could create a shortage of jobs.
It is different with those who feared God before, in a state of freedom.
There was a time when thename Bat Masterson was admired and feared and worshipped.
But the women feared God, and dared not execute the cruel mandate.
They conquered kingdoms far and near, and all who heard their name feared them.
My daughter, you will feel isolated, rejected, feared and will suffer harshly in My Name.
Thus meditating, he wrapped himself more closely in his Gallic mantle,repeating that he feared the cold.
