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Gene93 Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
fear
Hello,
Would it be okay if I use "fear" in collocation with "arouse/cause/generate? As in: "The disturbing TV broadcast aroused/caused/generated a lot of fear in the small town." Fear could be spread which is probably most common. I was thinking of "produce", but I decided to write it off. What works and what doesn't?
Thank you
Would it be okay if I use "fear" in collocation with "arouse/cause/generate? As in: "The disturbing TV broadcast aroused/caused/generated a lot of fear in the small town." Fear could be spread which is probably most common. I was thinking of "produce", but I decided to write it off. What works and what doesn't?
Thank you
Top answer
Produce doesn't really work for me. The others do.
- Produce doesn't really work for me.
- The others do.
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