In this sentence, the concepts risk, death and disease are labeled with an emotional category: in particular, the categories assigned to them are fear, fear and dislike respectively.
while the two firsts are retrieved from the affective lexicon by their own synsets, the last one is labeled through its hypernym: since no matching is found for disease in the lexicon, the analysis over its hypernyms detects the category dislike assigned to the synset of its first hypernym, which contains words such as illness and sickness, and the same emotion (dislike) is assigned to disease.