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fearful

[feer-fuhl] / ˈfɪər fəl /




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Emotional control — remaining rational when others are euphoric or fearful — is Buffett’s sharpest edge.

From MarketWatch

Emotional control — remaining rational when others are euphoric or fearful — is Buffett’s sharpest edge.

From MarketWatch

Despite that, I sensed restraint and encountered a Jewish community that is anxious, vulnerable and fearful.

From The Wall Street Journal

With a district that is 92% Latino, she said, nearly everyone is fearful, whether they are directly or indirectly affected, regardless if they have citizenship.

From Los Angeles Times

The characters occasionally expose their true selves, then just as quickly retreat, fearful of touching on real conflict.

From Los Angeles Times