fearful

McCarthy, fearful that Lou might fall, had whispered to Dahlgren, “Catch him if he starts to go down.”

But, happily, this fearful art exists no more to tempt and destroy?

Fearful that if he put his arms round her, he would feel me, Kathleen raised herself, and allowed him to embrace her.

This is the reason why all men are fearful; why the whole human race are diffident.

Not a minute had elapsed, such were the fearful powers of this old woman.

I see it as a fearful thing, towering, expanding, upheld by the toil and the agony of millions.