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Example sentences for "greatly fear"

  • I want to make you happy, auntie; but if you speak against father, I greatly fear I can't.

  • It will help to pay for the Flowers' education; but I greatly fear, my Hollyhock, that you will be a great deal alone.

  • Really, I greatly fear that I shall have to leave you, Jane.

  • Agnes, I try hard not to lose my temper; but if you go on much longer in your present vein of talk, I greatly fear that it will depart.

  • Yes; and they are the only creatures of the ocean which we greatly fear," replied Aquareine.

  • But I greatly fear," she added to herself, "that the new owner is going to prove a most obstinate creature and frightfully hard to discover.

  • I greatly fear, my dear, I should make a noise like something doing.

  • Indeed," sighed Mr. Bimby, "I greatly fear my poor young friend is ill again.

  • And yet I greatly fear it must suffice--for you, sir," sighed Barnabas.

  • I greatly fear so," said Barnabas, and they walked on together.

  • Yellow ones there certainly are in this town, and I greatly fear that it is into their hands the princess has fallen.

  • I am not, Governor, but poor Ah Lung who is here with me got it in the neck and I greatly fear he is dead.

  • I greatly fear that we are up against a murder case.


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    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
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