afeard
adjective (no forms; old use, in fairy tales)
Everyday
Afraid; frightened. Afeard is an old word for afraid, used in folk tales. tree →
In the lessons
in folk tales, a character who is scared of something, often pretending to be afraid
Examples
- She pretended to be afeard. tree →
- Be not afeard, little one. tree →
- The boy was afeard of the dark wood. tree →
Note
nothing for maths
On Mova
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