Admiration and Fear

Admiration

Admiration noun - The rapt attention and deep emotion caused by the sight of something extraordinary.
Usage example: gaped in admiration as one flower-bedecked float after another paraded past them

Fear and admiration are semantically related In some cases you can use "Fear" instead a noun "Admiration".

Fear

Fear noun - The emotion experienced in the presence or threat of danger.

Admiration and fear are semantically related in respect topic. Sometimes you can use "Admiration" instead a noun "Fear", if it concerns topics such as esteem.

How words are described

human human admiration human fear
natural natural admiration natural fear
public public admiration public fear
complete complete admiration complete fear
Other adjectives: true, genuine, deep, open, obvious, strong, healthy, actual, real, constant, extreme, great, intense, secret, new, understandable, apparent, mutual, overwhelming, justified.

Both words in one sentence

  • Broken Ace To the remaining Saiyans he is a figure of both admiration and fear, having their complete loyalty.
    Source: Broken Ace
  • Roleplay / Hideout Junction However this could be justified as the Descoutaux name carries fear/admiration, and Inferno exploits this when necessary.
  • Lodged-Blade Recycling The other characters, including the Heir to the Dojo he's fighting, just stare at him (the viewer is led to think it's in fear or admiration, but...) like he's an idiot, because suddenly he starts spraying blood and faints very soon after.
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