" feared "

[Adjective]  | "feared" | \ ˈfird \

1: producing fear in others : regarded with fear

Origin: 1599 ;

 From past participle of {see: |fear:2|fear:2};

[Verb]  | "fear" 

1: to be afraid of : expect with alarm

2: to be filled with concern or regret over an unwanted situation

3: to have a reverential awe of

Origin: before 12th century ;

 Middle English feren "to frighten, be afraid of," going back to Old English fǣran, fēran "to take by surprise, frighten," weak verb derivative (as also Old Saxon fāron "to lurk in wait for, frighten," Old High German fārēn "to lurk in wait for, strive, devise ill against," Old Norse færa "to slight, taunt") of Germanic *fēra- or *fēran-{mat|fear:1|};

[Phrasal verb]  | "fear for" 

1: to feel concern for (something or someone) : to worry about (something or someone)

[Verb]  | "feared" 

[Verb]  | "fear"