| incite fear | 0.26 | The privacy, however, let opponents incite public fears and then play to them. | |||
| inflame fear | 0.26 | The alliances inflamed fears that the major airlines have become too powerful, choking off competition from smaller carriers. | |||
| lie fear | 0.26 | Moncayo tried to lay those fears to rest. | |||
| minimize fear | 0.26 | This would protect privacy and minimize fear of AIDS-based discrimination, the panel said. | |||
| note fear | 0.26 | She noted her fears that children inside the compound would suffer if the standoff continued too long. | |||
| produce fear | 0.26 | At first, the political reaction focused on prices, producing fears of inflation, recession, and shortage. | |||
| prove fear | 0.26 | Refugee status can be granted if applicants can prove a well-founded fear of persecution. | |||
| put_aside fear | 0.26 | Moncayo tried to put those fears aside. | |||
| replace fear | 0.26 | Fear of Taliban edicts replaces rocket fears. | |||
| rouse fear | 0.26 | The arrest roused fears of a clampdown on the press. | |||
| shed fear | 0.26 | Even at their most brazen, investigators said, the attackers could not shed the fear of contracting AIDS. | |||
| spawn fear | 0.26 | Already Tiger has spawned fear. | |||
| stir_up fear | 0.26 | The uptake of some vaccinations fell as the media stirred up fears of possible side effects. | |||
| suggest fear | 0.26 | Stock market jitters suggested similar fears on Wall Street last week. | |||
| tap fear | 0.26 | Both tap fears that foreigners will take jobs at cut-rate wages, and import crime. | |||
| throw fear | 0.26 | Once upon a time, Chicago Bears was a name that threw the fear of God into any team. | |||
| trump fear | 0.26 | Ultimately, hope trumped fear. | |||
| turn fear | 0.26 | Fred McGriff turned his fears into cheers. |