Could you tell me the difference between "be fearful of"and "be fearful about"
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I see very little difference between the two phrases. 'Be fearful of' sounds more natural. Even more common would be; 'be afraid of'.
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I agree with Bill. There's not much difference, although saying 'fearful of' sounds more like talking about a person or object, where 'fearful about' sounds like it would refer to an idea. Saying 'be afraid of' is much more commonly used.
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