Fear and Goblin

Fear

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

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

Goblin noun - An imaginary being usually having a small human form and magical powers.

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Fear and goblin are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Fear" instead a noun "Goblin".

old	old fear	old goblin
good	good fear	good goblin
common	common fear	common goblin
complete	complete fear	complete goblin
Other adjectives: original, true, simple, strong, actual, real, little, new.

Also, one goblin hero's profile describes her as a magic user who is skilled in altering her appearances, and she chose a form most hideous and repulsive to other goblins to strike fear into them.

Source: Our Goblins Are Different
They even added their own terms of fear onto the names of the swords: Glamdring, the "Foe Hammer" — Beater; and Orcrist, the "Goblin Cleaver" — Biter.

Source: Film / The Hobbit
Although he's never appeared in any stories, he's viewed with the same fear and reverence as the likes of Sabertooth, Jack O' Lantern and the Green Goblin, among the very elite of their profession.

Source: Fan Fic / Ultimate Spider Woman

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