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Soheil1 Posted 6 years ago
Vocabulary

Dread

Hello

what is the difference between "dread" and "ill at ease"?


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dread is much more serious. eg I'm going to be executed for murder tomorrow. I'm full of dread .

— Clive

  • dread is much more serious.
  • eg I'm going to be executed for murder tomorrow.
  • I'm full of dread .
  • / I dread to even think about it.
  • eg I have to make a speech in front of my class tomorrow.
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dread is much more serious.

eg I'm going to be executed for murder tomorrow. I'm full of dread. / I dread to even think about it.

eg I have to make a speech in front of my class tomorrow. Speaking in public always makes me feel ill at ease.

Clive

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