never fear

Idioms  

1. Don't worry that a thing will or won't occur, be confident, as in I'll get there, never fear. This phrase was used by Christopher Marlowe in Doctor Faustus (c. 1590): “'Tis but a surfeit; never fear, man.”

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Example Sentences

“Never fear. Always optimism and positivity.”

From The Wall Street Journal

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From Los Angeles Times

“I know I am rather unkempt at present. But never fear, I shall be sure to bathe and change before giving my speech.”

From Literature

“Never fear, children. We will not be outwitted by vegetation. I will speak to Miss Mortimer, and all will be made well. If the gardeners are away, the girls themselves are more than capable of forming a work party. I will organize it myself if need be. We shall require a ladder, and some shears, and a broom to sweep up the mess....”

From Literature

“Never fear, Lady Constance. I shall get help,” Penelope declared, as she ran to the door of the parlor.

From Literature