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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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As for your insinuation that it may not be in China’s interest to get the bad press and opprobrium just for keeping someone in prison, let me be clear that the Chinese people never provoke trouble but never fear it either.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Never fear. Always optimism and positivity.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Never fear, readers; these soft-covers deliver great plots and will also leave room in your budget for the best kind of gifts: more books!

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