Yes they mean the same thing.
There are many phrases and words to describe fear. Scared and terrified are words that mean the same thing as fear. There are many phobias that people fear, and many activities where something bad happens can generate fear in similar activities.
Afraid. Frightened.
Fish do not experience fear or get scared in the same way that humans do. They may exhibit behaviors that indicate stress or alarm, but it is not the same as feeling fear.
Elurophobia - fear of felines (cats) Also, the word, ailurophobia, an mean the same thing.
Philophobiais the fear of falling in love or being in love.&& it can mean fear of heartbreak depends on which way you take it.it's for people who are scared to get close to anyone thus resides the fear of love.
Probably for the same reasons some humans are scared of the dark -- fear of the unknown.
It could say a bunch of things, and it would mean the same thing.... when it is scared, meow would mean scared if scratching the place where there is food and meowing, then it wants food ............................. and.........so......on..........
There does not appear going to school. to be a named phobia for the fear of homework. But there is a fear of work ergophobia which happens to mean the same thing =- )
Because everyone could be alike in fear you see fear is very common unless you get those people who are not scared of anything and most peop;le were scared of something and most were scared of the dark when younger
Fear and panic are related emotions but not the same. Fear is a normal emotional response to a perceived threat, while panic is an intense, overwhelming feeling of fear that can lead to irrational behavior. Panic is typically more intense and can be triggered by the fear of losing control or the fear of fear itself.
It means the same thing in english. The story comes from the TRojan war when Pan yelled or soemthing and scared of the enemies.
both of the words are real and both mean the same thing, a fear of long words