dread|dreaded|dreading|dreads in English
verb
fear, be afraid; be anxious about; hold in awe, respect greatly
Use "dread|dreaded|dreading|dreads" in a sentence
1. Indeed, the material culture of the shire ‘created images of practices that colonists and Anglicizers sought to impose on a dread wilderness or, with more difficulty, a dreading and dreaded native population’ (SP Henry VIII 2: 501; Andrews 1970, pp
2. Burnt child dreads the fire.
3. But the nameless dreads did not stop.
4. She dreaded old age.
5. 4 A burnt child dreads the fire.
6. A burnt child dreads the fire.
7. 17 She dreads becoming old and inactive.
8. He was dreading his interview with the redoubtable Mrs Fitton.
9. 3 Burnt child dreads the fire.
10. She dreads her husband finding out.
11. 6 Burnt child dreads the fire.
12. 12 She was already dreading the moment of parting.
13. Crankcase is the vicious leader of the Dreads
14. 9 A burnt child dreads the fire.
15. He pronounced the word Conscientiously to punish himself for dreading it.
16. He's always expectant of the good instead of dreading the evil.
17. She dreads going blind because she's wearing thick glasses.
18. 18 I've got an interview tomorrow and I'm dreading it.
19. He's got the dreaded lurgy.
20. The dreaded moment had finally arrived.
21. They had dreaded reaching this moment.
22. BackCombing can be used to create gorgeous dreads
23. Whom an adder bites, dreads a lizard.
24. The party are dreading a repeat performance of their defeat in the last election.
25. I dread being sick.