worry
Pronunciation: [ˈwɜːri]
Word
Context: "emotion"
(verb) to feel troubled or anxious about something. It's when you think too much about things that might go wrong or things that make you nervous.
Example
I tend to worry about my exams, but I study hard to feel better.
Example
She doesn’t worry about small things; she stays calm even when there's a problem.
Example
Why do you worry so much about the future?
Context: "emotion"
(noun) the feeling of being anxious or troubled. It’s when something makes you feel scared or stressed.
Example
My main worry right now is getting enough sleep before the big day.
Example
His lack of worry about the test surprised everyone, especially since it was important.
Example
What is your biggest worry this week?
Context: "care"
(verb) to cause someone to feel anxious or troubled. It’s when something you say or do makes someone else feel nervous.
Example
I don't want to worry you with my problems, so I’ll keep them to myself.
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His jokes didn't worry her; they made her laugh instead.
Example
Are you trying to worry him with all these questions?
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