Fear, Afraid, Frightened

Fear is a noun. It refers to the feeling of being afraid.
Afraid and Frightened are adjectives. They both mean being frightened because something bad may happen.

fear
She has fear of flying.
People must be able to express themselves without fear.
He has fear of dogs.
afraid
She was afraid of being caught by the police.
The little kid was afraid of the dark.
Don’t be afraid. The dog’s not going to hurt you.
frightened
She was always frightened of her father.
She was frightened of being left alone in the house.
Don’t be frightened. The dog’s not going to hurt you.

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​Fear, Afraid, Frightened

Fear, Afraid, Frightened