Dread
Expect
Expect verb - To believe in the future occurrence of (something).
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- Whoever is having the bad time, expect great relief when the parents return, and dread knowing that tomorrow it will be the same thing all over again.
Source: Daycare Nightmare -
Harry, on the other hand, has experienced isolation, panic and dread with barely any respite, so when he finally stumbles back into Hogwarts, he has all the disconnect and PTSD you'd expect.
- Given the power of his far-more-common bow, the Dread, you'd expect the Hate to be comparably strong.
Source: Penultimate Weapon
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