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    Temiese (en. Feared)

    /teˈmjese/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    To feel fear or apprehension towards something or someone.
    If he feared losing his job, he would do everything possible to keep it.
    Si él temiese perder su trabajo, haría lo posible por conservarlo.
    To have a negative perception of an uncertain future.
    She feared she wouldn't arrive on time for her appointment.
    Ella temiese que no llegaría a tiempo a su cita.
    To feel unease at the possibility of a bad outcome.
    If she feared the exam results, she would prepare more.
    Si ella temiese los resultados del examen, se prepararía más.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'timere', which means to fear.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    fear the worst
    To expect a negative or unpleasant outcome.
    temer lo peor
    not fear anything
    To feel bravery or absence of fear.
    no temer a nada

    Related Words

    fear
    A feeling of unease or fear in a situation.
    temor
    fearsome
    That causes fear.
    temible
    fearful
    That feels fear.
    temoroso

    Slang Meanings

    To feel fear in an exaggerated way.
    Don't be so afraid of the shadows, they're just illusions.
    No seas tan temiese por las sombras, solo son ilusiones.
    To have insecurities about something.
    She is always worried about what they will say about her.
    Ella siempre está temiese por lo que dirán de ella.