dread

But when she opened the door, a harem of toned and dreaded hip-hop dancers were lounging on couches staring at her.

For a long time cats were dreaded by the people because they thought human beings had been changed to that form by evil means.

This man, who commanded men and had gained his own way by sheer brain and combativeness, fled by stealth from a dreaded enemy.

Aunt Olivia need not have dreaded any more opposition from her cruel family.

With his temper and dangerous surroundings, he was a man to be dreaded by his foes, for he meant to kill any assailant.

All he dreaded was that a bullet might strike him before he had done his work.