Viewed with alarm

Usage examples of feared.

For one frantic instant she feared the Ssli might lie her unknown saboteur - and the cruiser depended, absolutely, on its Ssli - but its words reassured her.

So heavy was the traffic of heralds—as if folks feared a late response would deprive them of their designated places—that guards had to direct the flow in and out of the castle gates, which had previously always been adequate for daily traffic.

At the moment I didn't know which of the two men I feared more, the physician or the statesman.

Of the twenty-three invaders, once arrogant and feared, nineteen were carefully shepherded toward exile.

Although I feared for a sleep that might be punctuated with the nightmare of revived terrors, I felt myself slipping without volition into the black velvet well of unconsciousness.

Doona's long winter would arrive within two months, but there was no early chill which the organizers feared might mar the celebration.

And Todd realized in one second that the man he had feared as a rival to Kelly's affection was no real competition.

All right, it was Hayuman greed that his father feared and it was the Hrrubans who had initiated the space port project.

Fiona had told her when she left that she feared her mother would never come back.

Dalton had a firm, smooth grip, but not at all bonecrushing, as she feared it might be after noticing the prominent tendons on his wrists.

Nor were they the perfect mental spies so many feared: their telepathic powers were quite limited.

Not with any great subtlety, he feared, but they hadn't taken it amiss.

With so many prisoners on board, I feared a takeover attempt—and with good reason, it seems.

They were beautiful, and horrible beyond belief, and he feared them in a way that had nothing to do with the long knives in their hands.

For a moment he feared she had been hit, before he recognized the expression.