night fear
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The fear of the night, nighttime, or darkness.
- At night, the sounds were different, no less pitiful. Screams from nightmare and nightfear.
- All this time, O thanks to worldcasts on the gloopy TV and, more, lewdies' night-fear through lack of night-police, dead lay the street.
A fear or terror that one typically has at night.
- A new form of fear within me—the real night-fear of the unknown, my honest doubt as to whether we would survive.
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