afraid (adjective)

1. The models on the runway looked afraid as they strutted in their avant-garde outfits.

2. The superhero stood fearlessly against the villain who wanted to make the entire city afraid.

3. The protagonist entered the haunted house, afraid of what might be lurking in the dark corners.

4. The devotee prayed fervently, afraid of the consequences that might arise from displeasing the gods.

1. In the science fiction novel, the protagonist is afraid that artificial intelligence will take over the world.

2. In the comic book, the superhero is afraid of revealing their secret identity to their loved ones.

3. In the anime series, the main character is afraid of ghosts haunting their school.

4. During World War II, many families were afraid of the possibility of bombing and sought shelter during air raids.

1. In Greek mythology, the hero Perseus was afraid of the monstrous Medusa.

2. She was afraid that her romantic partner would leave her for someone else.

3. The disciples were afraid when they saw Jesus walking on water.

4. The protagonist in the novel was afraid to confront his deepest fears.

1. She was afraid of trying out new fashion trends.

2. During World War II, people were afraid of air raids.

3. The little girl was afraid of the scary villain in the cartoons.

4. The horror movie was so intense that many viewers were afraid to watch it.