Synonyms for Fear:
n.
abhorrence, scare, tremor, horror, cold feet, intrepidity, funk, aversion, courage, chill, revulsion. stakes, boldness, danger, presentiment, doubt, hesitation, bugbear, menace, hazard, perturbation, phobia, nervousness, peril, risk, bravery, uneasiness, irresolution, suspicion, gambling, trepidation, threat, despair, qualm. quail, lest, take fright, live in fear (of), chicken out, quake, have a horror of (doing) something, lose your nerve, in order to prevent, be/live in dread of. fear and trembling. •alarm, apprehension (noun)terror, uneasiness, horror, scare, concern, doubt, tremor, dread, timidity, foreboding, presentiment, cold feet, aversion, phobia, abhorrence, anxiety, funk, fright, angst, suspicion, agitation, faintheartedness, revulsion, cowardice, qualm, trepidation, despair, reverence.
•emotion (noun)
feeling, anger, hatred, sadness, temperment, passion, sensation, sentiment, sympathy, mood, excitement, emotion.
•expectation (noun)
envisioning, anticipation, expectancy, pessimism, worriment, foreboding, presumption, suspense, uncertainty, expectation, contemplation, apprehensiveness.
•fear (noun)
angst, anxiety, reverence, apprehension, fright, intimidation, dread, fearfulness, spinelessness, venerate, care, agitation, concern, terror, faintheartedness, timidity, revere, funk, alarm, cowardice.
•feeling (noun)
fearfulness, fright.
•ghost (noun)
bugbear.
•presentiment (noun)
worriment.
v.
•feel alarm; be scared of (verb)quail.
Other synonyms:
cold feet, peril. gambling, threat, menace, hazard, danger, chill, intrepidity, risk. •dread
horror.
•fright
scare.
•horror
bugbear.
•neurosis
phobia.
•Other relevant words:
suspicion, chill, qualm, hesitation, gambling, funk, horror, threat, menace, bugbear, boldness, danger, quail, concern, courage, perturbation, reverence, stakes, presentiment, irresolution, peril, cold feet, intrepidity, aversion, hazard, venerate, despair, phobia, scare, care, revulsion, quake, fearfulness, revere, tremor, nervousness, doubt, uneasiness, trepidation, fear and trembling, abhorrence, lest, risk.