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Medicine: fear of fearing -
3 фобофобия
Medicine: phobophobia (патологическая боязнь появления навязчивого страха), fear of fearing (боязнь появления навязчивого страха, фобии) -
4 фобофобия
ж.phobophobia, fear of fearing -
5 опасение
fear* * ** * *fear, apprehension, anxiety; misgiving* * *anxietyapprehensiondreadfearfearingfearsmisgiving -
6 боязнь
1) General subject: dread, fear (for fear of - из боязни), intimidation3) Religion: fearing4) Jargon: chicken -
7 опаска
dread* * *dread, fear* * *apprehensiondreadfearfearingfearsmisgiving -
8 опасения
apprehensiondreadfearfearingfearsmisgivemisgiving -
9 опаски
apprehensiondreadfearfearingfearsmisgiving -
10 опаску
apprehensiondreadfearfearingfearsmisgiving -
11 боязнь
1. phobia2. fear; dread3. dread4. fearingСинонимический ряд:1. испуг (сущ.) испуг2. опасение (сущ.) опасение; опаска; опаску3. страх (сущ.) жуть; страсть; страх; трепет; ужас; ужасть
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