After the storm, the child's night fears seemed to grow but gradually faded with his mother's stories.

Her germ fears kept her from using public door handles.

His germ-fears intensified during flu season, so he carried hand sanitizer everywhere.

His height-fears kept him from looking over the balcony, even though the view was breathtaking.

During the field trip, several students admitted that their height fears made them avoid the observation deck.

When he agreed to invest without checking the facts, it was a clear case of fools rush in where angels fear to tread, and his friends warned him about the risks.

After nearly burning himself on the stove as a toddler, the burnt child fears the fire and avoids the kitchen entirely.

As the thunderstorm approached, the old dog let out the fearfullest whine, and everyone in the house fell silent.

The fearfuller dog hid behind the couch whenever strangers came to the door.

Though the villagers fear'd the storm, they gathered to help the stranded travelers.